User Manual
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Getting to Know Nevo .........................................3
Unpacking and Setting Up Nevo .............................................................3
Using Nevo Keys and Touch Screen ...........................................................3
NevoC2Keys ................................................................................4
NevoC3Keys ................................................................................6
Initial Setup .................................................................................8
Home Screen and Everyday Use ...........................9
Favorites .....................................................................................9
Activities .....................................................................................9
Devices ......................................................................................9
Profiles .....................................................................................
Settings ....................................................................................10
Settings .............................................................11
Device Setup ...............................................................................11
Add Device ............................................................................11
Delete Device ..........................................................................12
ViewCode .............................................................................12
Learning ...................................................................................13
Volume Control .............................................................................14
Clock .......................................................................................15
Audio ......................................................................................15
Brightness ..................................................................................15
Timeout ....................................................................................16
Language ..................................................................................16
RF On/Off ..................................................................................16
DirecTV RF On/Off ..........................................................................17
Reset .......................................................................................17
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PC Setup ............................................................18
Warranty ...........................................................19
FCC and Safety Information ...............................20
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Charging Cradle
Getting to Know Nevo
NevoC2 / NevoC3 are fully featured universal remote controls from Universal Electronics Inc. They offer
full control of all your infrared controlled Audio / Video devices, as well as high-end features such as
Learning, Profiles, and Activities Control. You can setup your remote to control your devices by following
the simple on-screen instructions on the remote, or connect to a PC for adding advanced features such as
Activities and Favorites.
Unpacking and Setting Up
CD Rom
Lithium Ion battery
AC/DC Adaptor
for Charging Cradle
USB Cable
Quick Start Guide
NevoC3 or NevoC2
(Also see the Quick Guide)
Inside the packaging you will f
• Your Nevo Universal Remote Control
• Charging Cradle (NevoC3)
• AC/DC Adaptor for Charging Cradle (NevoC3)
• Lithium Ion battery (NevoC3) or3xAABatteries (NevoC2)
• USB Cable
• CD-ROM with remote software and User Manual
• Quick Start Guide
First, install the battery supplied in the packaging by matching the contacts + and – to the illustrations in
the battery compartment.
NevoC3 only: The supplied battery comes partially charged, but we recommend charging
the battery for approximately an hour before use.
To do this, connect the charging cradle to a power outlet using the supplied AC/DC Adaptor and place
the remote on the cradle. The display will show the “battery charging icon”. In order to fully charge
the remote, leave it in the cradle for approximately 4 hours.
To begin setting up your Nevo you have two options:
1) Follow the on-screen instructions on the remote while in front of the devices you wish to control.
This is the quickest method to set up the remote for basic control of your devices. For more
advanced setup, you can connect the remote to your PC once it is operating all your devices
correctly.
2) To use PC setup, including Activities, Favorites etc, insert the CD-ROM into your PC and follow the
install wizard. Connect the remote when prompted by the software using the included USB Cable.
ind the following:
3x AA
Batteries
USB Cable
CD Rom
Quick Start Guide
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Using Nevo Keys and Touch Screen
To start using your remote at any time, simply touch it or press a key and it will respond and the backl
will illuminate. You can adjust the amount of time the light is on for in the Settings Menu (see page 16).
NevoC2 and NevoC3 feature the following types of controls:
• hard keys on the remote’s front that let you control common device features.
• fully-interactive screen (NevoC3 features a Touch Screen) that provides functions for your devices
appropriate to your pattern of use.
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Power key
Turns device ON/OFF.
Screen keys
3 keys on either side of the screen give you direct access to the functions displayed on
the screen.
Scroll bar
Scrolls pages.
Home key
Shortcut key – One short press takes the user back to the previous level in the Menu structure.
Holding down for two seconds takes the user to the Home screen.
Favorites
Shortcut key – In user mode, accesses the Favorites screen directly. Disabled in Setup mode.
Activities
Shortcut key – In user mode, accesses the Activities screen directly. Disabled in Setup mode.
Devices
Shortcut key – In user mode, accesses the Devices screen directly. Disabled in Setup mode.
Guide key
Brings up device guide if your original remote has guide.
Menu key
Brings up device menu if your original remote has menu. In DVD, it brings up disc menu.
Info
Displays information about your video or audio feed.
Exit
Exit guide and menu.
Channel keys
Operates channel up/down functions in video devices and preset up/down in audio devices.
Volume keys
Controls volume and mute.
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Navigation keys
Operates the navigation functions of your device if available.
Color keys
North America: Hot keys, used as shortcuts to access additional features available on
menu-screens, program guides, and interactive applications.
Europe: Accesses teletext functions if your device has text features.
Transport keys
Operates DVR functions and performs traditional Play/Pause/Fast Forwa
on all other video and audio devices.
Digit 0-9
Direct digit entry or text entry for customizing labels.
Input key
Selects input function of your device. E.g. TV/SAT, TV/DVD.
Enter/-
Operates channel enter and 10+ digit entry.
LCD screen
Your remote’s customizable screens can be set up via the remote or by connecting to your PC. To use the
functions displayed on the screen, press the buttons adjacent to the function displayed on the screen. To
move between the pages, click the scroll bar to the left or right. Multiple pages will wrap around. For
example if you scroll right to the last page, scrolling right again will take you back to the first page.
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Power key
Turns device ON/OFF.
Soft keys
LCD screen displays Activities, Devices, extended functions, profiles and settings.
Slider bar
Scrolls pages.
Home key
Shortcut key – One short press takes the user back to the previous level in the Menu structure.
Holding down for two seconds takes the user to the home screen.
Favorites
Shortcut key – In user mode, accesses the Favorites screen directly. Disabled in Setup mode.
Activities
Shortcut key – In user mode, accesses the Activities screen directly. Disabled in Setup mode.
Devices
Shortcut key – In user mode, accesses the Devices screen directly. Disabled in Setup mode.
Guide key
Brings up device guide if your original remote has guide.
Menu key
Brings up device menu if your original remote has menu. In DVD, it brings up disc menu.
Info
Displays information about your video or audio feed.
Exit
Exit guide and menu.
Channel keys
Operates channel up/down functions in video devices and preset up/down in audio devices.
Volume keys
Controls volume and mute.
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Navigation keys
Operates the navigation functions of your device if available.
Color keys
North America: Hot keys, used as shortcuts to access additional features available on
menu-screens, program guides, and interactive applications.
Europe: Accesses teletext functions if your device has text features.
Transport keys
Operates DVR functions and performs traditional Play/Pause/Fast Forward/Rewind/Re
on all other video and audio devices.
Digit 0-9
Direct digit entry or text entry for customizing labels.
Input key
Selects input function of your device. E.g. TV/SAT, TV/DVD.
Enter/-
Operates channel enter and 10+ digit entry.
Touch screen
Your remote’s customizable touch screens can be set up via the remote or by connecting to your PC. To
use the functions displayed on the screen simply touch the buttons that appear on it. To move between
the pages, brush your thumb along the slider bar to the left or right. Multiple pages will wrap around.
For example if you scroll right to the last page, scrolling right again will take you back to the first page.
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Initial Setup
When you first power up your remote, it will enter Initial Setup Mode. In this mode, you will;
1) Choose which language you prefer to be displayed on the remote.
2) Next, you will be asked to select the region you live in. This will help the remote select
the appropiate IR library when setting up devices during the setup process.
3) Next, you will be asked to select whether the remote will display the time in 12 hour or 24 hour
format, and then to set the time.
4) To set the time, you can use the digit keys 0-9, or step through the hours and minutes using the Hour
and Min keys displayed on the screen.
5) Once ready, press “Finish”.
After this, a few Tutorial screens will be displayed in order to help you familiarize yourself with the remote.
Once the tutorial is complete, the remote will lead you through the steps to set up all the devices you
wish to control.
1) First, select the device type (e.g.TV) and then select the brand from the list of the top brands
for the selected device in your region.
If a certain device type or brand is not listed, set up all of your other devices, and then use PC setup (see page 18)
to add that particular device type or brand. If a PC connection is not available, you can also Learn a Device
using the original remote. For Learning, see page 13.
2) Once the brand has been selected, you can then search through the available codes for that
brand by trying keys on the remote. If the keys respond correctly, you can accept the current code
by pressing “Works”, or test the next code by pressing “Next”.When the device has been set up,
you will have the option to set up another device.
TIP: To quickly step through and test multiple codes, alternately press “Power” and “Next”. Once the device
responds to Power, stop and test other keys to confirm the code is correct.
Once you have set up the remote to control your devices, you will be asked if you wish to set a device as
the Master Volume control. This feature is useful if you always change volume using the same device, say
for example an AV Receiver.
Once Initial Setup has taken place, the remote will display the Home Screen.
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Home Screen and Everyday Use
To access the Home Screen at any time, you can hold down the “Home\Back” key for
2 seconds. Pressing this key once will take you back one screen.
The Home Screen of the remote will display the following options:
Favorites
This key will give you access to your Favorite Channels. Each channel will have a key of its own and be
labeled with the name of the channel. It is also possible to upload your own custom pictures to use on
the key. When pressed, the key will send the necessary commands to s
device you use to select channels (for example it may send digit buttons 1, 2 and then 3 to your Cable
box). It is possible to have up to 72 Favorites set up on your remote.
Favorites can be set up using PC setup only.
To access the Favorites Screen at any time, you can press the “Favorites” key underneath the
screen.
elect the chosen channel on the
Activities
This key will give you access to all of your Activities.
An “Activity” is a special mode that your remote control can be set into, where gro
address different devices to suit what you are doing at the moment. For example, if you create an Activity
called “Watch DVD”, you could set transport keys (Play, Stop etc) to control your DVD Player, but the
Volume Keys to control your Surround Sound Amp.
When you have set up your Activity, it will appear as a key on your touch screen.When this key is pressed,
as well as changing the function of the keys, the remote will send a series of commands to your AV
Devices to make sure they are in the right state for your Activity. For example, it would turn on the TV,
DVD Player and Surround Sound Amp, and then select the correct input on the TV and Amp so the correct
picture and sound are seen and heard. A series of commands such as this is called a Macro, and you can
define this at the end of setting up an Activity.
Activities can be set up using PC setup only.
To access the Activities Screen at any time, you can press the “Activities” key underneath
the screen.
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Devices
This key will give you direct access to all the devices that your remote is set up to control. Once pressed,
you will see a list of devices to control (e.g.TV, Sat, Amp etc). Selecting a device will put the remote into
the correct mode to control the device selected. So if you selected TV, the remote will now act just as your
TV’s remote did.
The screen will also display a selection of keys appropriate to the current device.
Devices can be set up using the remote only (via Device Setup or Learning), or using PC setup.
To access the Devices Screen at any time, you can press the “Devices” key underneath the
screen.
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Home Screen and Everyday Use
Profiles
A “Profile” is a collection of Favorites that could be grouped by User (e.g. Mom, Dad, Kids etc) or Genre
(e.g. Movies, News, Sport etc). Once the initial group of Favorites (up to 70) has been set up, you can then
choose sub-sets of Favorites to be Profiles.
Profiles can be set up using PC setup only.
To access Profiles at any time, you can press the “Favorites” key underneath the screen and you
will then be able to choose between All or individual Profiles.
Settings
The “Settings” key will take you to a menu allowing you to change options on the remote, as well as
adding or deleting devices, and learning commands from your original remote control(s). See the next
section for more details.
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Settings
The Settings menu allows you to add or delete devices, learn functions from your original remote control,
and adjust various options on your remote. The following section details each option in the Settings
menu.
Device Setup
Once “Device Setup” is selected, you will be given the choice of adding or deleting a device, and also
viewing the code the remote is using to operate your devices.
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“Add Device”
If “Add Device” is selected, the procedure is similar to the initial setup. First, select the device type
(e.g. TV) and then select the brand from the list of the top brands for the selected device in your region.
In the event that a device type or brand is not listed, set up all of your other devices, and then use
PC setup (see page 18) to add the final devices. If a PC connection is not available, you can also Learn (see
page 13) a Device using the original remote.
Once the brand has been selected, you can then search through the available codes for that brand by
trying keys on the remote. If the keys respond correctly, you can accept the current code by pressing
“Works”, or test the next code by pressing “Next”. When the device has been set up, you will have the
option to set up another device.
1) Select “Device Setup” from the Settings menu.
2) Select “Add Device”. The first page of device types is displayed.
3) Select the device type you are adding. After you select a device type, the available device brands
are listed.
Note: If you do not see the device type you want to add, scroll through the pages to view more device types.
4) Select the device brand. The first code for the selected device is activated on the remote.
Note: If you do not see your device brand, scroll through the pages to view more brands. If your desired
brand is not listed, you can use PC setup to search for additional brands, or learn the device from your
original remote.
5) Take the remote to within range of the device and press any of the keys.
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If the device responds as expected, press the function key labeled "Wo
If the device does not respond, either try a different key or press the function key labeled “Next” to test
the next device code.
Note: If you do not find a functioning code, you can use PC Setup to search for additional codes, or Learn
the device from your original remote.
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Settings
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“Delete Device”
If “Delete Device” is selected, you will be asked to choose which device you would like to delete,
followed by a confirmation screen. It is then possible to select another device to delete or to finish.
1) Select “Device Setup” from the Settings menu.
2) Select “Delete Device”. The first page of devices is displayed.
Note: If you do not see the device you want to delete, scroll through the pages to view more devices.
3) Select the device you want to delete. A confirmation screen appears.
Note: If the device you are deleting is in use by one or more Activities or Favorites, the remote will display a
warning message.
4) Select “Yes” to delete the device or “No” to exit without deleting the device.
➭
View Code
The “View Code” screen shows you which code the remote is using to control your device.
This information can be used by Customer Service should you need to contact them. The code can
be viewed by selecting the desired device from the list of currently set up devices.
1) Select “Device Setup” from the Settings menu.
2) Select “View Code”. The first page of devices is displayed.
Note: If you do not see the device you want, scroll through the pages to view more devices.
3) Select the device you want to view. The remote will display the device information.
The following information is displayed:
• Device name
• Device brand
• Device’s code location in set list (e.g. code 7 of 9)
• Device model number (only available if supplied during PC Setup)
• Device code
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Settings
Learning
The Learning feature allows you to add functions from the original remote control(s) to Nevo.
Your original remotes should still be in working order to perform this process. This process can be used to
add missing keys or replace existing keys on devices that have already been set up, or even to add a complete new device to your remote. When the Learning option is selected, you will be asked if you want to
learn a function or learn a new device. The next step is to select a key to learn onto, and to point the original remote towards Nevo and press the key on the original remote you wish to learn. Finally, if the key is a
screen key, you will have the opportunity to re-label it using the digit keys. The full procedure is:
1) Select “Learning” from the Settings menu.
2) If you are learning a function only, select “Learn a Function”.
OR If you are learning a new device, select “Learn A New Device”.
Note: If you do not see the device type you want, scroll through the pages to view more.
3) If you are learning a function, select a key on the remote or press “On-Screen Keys” to choose a
key on the screen to learn a function onto.
Note: You can Learn onto any key or On Screen key in any Device except for the Home, Favorites,
Activities, and Devices keys.
4) Locate the remote for the device you want to learn from. Align the source remote with the
bottom end of Nevo, no further than 5 inches apart, preferably between 2in and 5in (5cm and
12cm):
5) On the remote you are learning from, press the key you want to learn.
a. If the function is not learned correctly, an error message is displayed. Select “Yes” to try
learning again, or “No” to exit to the Settings menu.
b. If the key you are learning the function onto already has a function, you will be asked if you
want to overwrite it.
c. If a key function is learned correctly, it is saved to the memory and you can proceed to learn
another function.
d. If a screen key function is learned correctly, the remote will prompt you to save a label.
6) If the key learn
a. Enter letters using the numeric keypad. As with a standard phone, the keypad keys can
represent letters and symbols. Press a key once to display the first letter or symbol associated
with that key; repeatedly press the key to display the other letters or symbols associated with
the key.
For example, to display the letter “J” , press “5” on the numeric keypad; to display the letter “K”,
press “5” again.
ed is a Screen key, use the numeric keypad to enter a key label.
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To delete a letter, click “Clear”.
7) Click “OK”. The remote will save the new function.
Note: The remote will automatically place new on-screen keys in the first blank screen key space for the
particular device.
Settings
Volume Control
The Volume Control feature allows you to set one device to control the volume all the time, no matter
which device the remote is currently controlling. For example, if you always watch TV using your AV
Receiver, you would not want to alter the Television’s volume when you watch TV. In this case, you can set
Nevo to always control the AV Receiver’s volume, even when in TV Mode.
In the Volume Control section you will be given the option to set the Master Volume device, to remove a
device from this group (allowing it to use its own volume), or to unlock the Volume completely, allowing
the remote to control each device’s volume individually.
➭
Locking Volume to a device
1) Select “Volume Control” from the Settings menu.
2) Review the explanatory screens, then click “OK” .
3) Select “Lock Volume”. The first page of devices is displayed.
Note: If you do not see the device you want to assign volume to, scroll through the pages to view more
devices.
4) Select the device you want to lock volume to. The remote will display a confirmation screen.
5) Click “Finish”.
➭
Removing a Device from Lock
1) Select “Volume Control” from the Settings menu.
2) Review the explanatory screens, then click “OK” .
3) Select “Unlock Device”. The remote displays a confirmation screen and then removes
the volume lock.
4) Click “Finish”.
➭
Unlocking All Volume
1) Select “Volume Control” from the Settings menu.
2) Review the explanatory screens, then click “OK” .
3) Select “Unlock All”. The remote displays a confirmation screen and then unlocks the volume.
4) Click “Finish”.
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Settings
Clock
The Clock section will allow you to set the time on the remote as you did during the Initial Setup.
1) Select “Clock” from the Settings menu.
2) Select a clock type: 12 or 24 hour.
3) Using the keypad or the Hour and Min buttons, enter the current time.
4) Click “Finish”. The remote displays the entered time.
Audio
The remote provides audible feedback to confirm when a key is pressed. This section of the settings menu
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llows you to adjust the level of this sound.
1) Select “Audio” from the Settings menu.
2) Select a tone from the Audio screen to hear a sample beep.
3) Select “OK”. The remote will save the selected tone as the key-press sound.
Brightness
This setting allows you to adjust the brightness of the screen on the remote.
1) Select “Brightness” from the Settings menu.
2) Select a brightness level. The screen will change to display the selected brightness.
To view another brightness level, press “ + ” or “ - “. The screen will change to display the new
brightness level.
3) Select “OK ”. The remote will save the selected brightness level.
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Settings
Timeout
To save battery power, the key backlight and LCD screen will automatically dim after a period of inactivity.
The default period is 10 seconds. You can view and adjust the timing of this under the Timeout setting:
1) Select “Timeout” from the Settings menu.
2) The screen will change to display the current timeout length. The minimum timeout is 5 seconds
and the maximum timeout is 30 seconds. To change the timeout, press “ + ” or “ - “. The screen
will change to display the new timeout length.
Note: If you increase the timeout, the battery life will shorten.
Language
This setting will allow you to change the Language that your remote displays. All menus and instructions
will be displayed in the selected language.
RF On/Off (NevoC3 only)
Your NevoC3 not only outputs Infrared (IR), but also Radio Frequency (RF). This means it is compatible
with the separately available Nevo REX-433 RF Extender, allowing you to control your devices even if they
are hidden in a closed cabinet.
However if you do not own this accessory, you have the option to turn off the RF Transmission.
1) Select “RF On/Off” from the Settings menu. NevoC3 displays the current RF Transmission status.
2) Select an RF status: “ON” or“OFF” to turn RF transmission ON or OFF.
3) Select “OK ” The remote will save the RF Transmission status.
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Settings
DirecTV® RF On/Off (NevoC3 only)
NevoC3 supports RF control using a Nevo REX-433 RF Extender and direct RF control of your DirecTV set
top box without using the Nevo REX-433 RF Extender. This RF capability allows you to control a DirecTV
box that is located in a cabinet or is hidden out of sight.
To setup this feature, please follow these simple steps:
On the DirecTV box, enable RF (see your DirecTV documentation for more information).
Note: Once enabled for RF control, IR control will be disabled.
On NevoC3:
1) Add your DirecTV box using the Add Device flow described above.
2) Select DirectTV RF from the Settings menu.
3) Enter the 6 digit DirecTV RF code (see your DirecTV documentation for more information).
4) Test the power or channel buttons to ensure proper RF operations.
5) Select “Finish”.
Reset
The reset screen will delete all learned functions and labels.
Devices, Activities and Favorites you have added will remain in the remote menu.
1) Select “RESET” from the Settings menu. The remote will display the Reset Screen.
2) Click “RESET”. All Learning and Labels will be deleted, and the screen will return to the Settings
Screen.
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PC Setup
As well as all of the features mentioned in this manual, it is also possible to set up your remote using a PC
with Internet Access. This will allow you to configure and use the following features:
Activities – Use your remote to control multiple devices as if they were one and to set all your
Favorites – Program up to 70 screen keys to automatically select your favorite channels with one
Profiles – Group your Favorites by family member or genre.
Also available are the following:
devices to the right state for Watch TV, Listen to Music, or any of your regular Home
Entertainment Activities.
key press. Also add logos and custom graphics to these keys to make it even easier!
• Direct model number entry - the exact code for your devices can be found without having to search.
• Key Edit - keys can be moved, edited or added to your devices.
• Many more features!
Remember to check back for upgrades to your remote in the future!
To use PC setup, insert the CD-ROM supplied with this remote into any internet-connected PC running
Windows XP or Vista, and follow the on-screen instructions.
Important note
Channel operators have kindly granted us permission to use their respective logos on the enclosed
remote control product for the sole purpose of promoting their channels. Universal Electronics confirms
and acknowledges that by permitting us to use its logo, a channel operator doesn’t endorse or sponsor
this product in any way and there is no affiliation between this channel operator and Universal
Electronics. All liability issues (direct or indirect) in relation to the enclosed remote control product are
the responsibility of Universal Electronics. Continued logo usage is not guaranteed and logos may be
removed from our site without notice.
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Warranty
Warranty
Universal Electronics warrants, to the original purchaser only, that this product will be free from defects in
materials and workmanship under normal and correct use for a period of one (1) year from the date of
original purchase. This product will be replaced free of charge if it has proven to be defective within the
one (1) year warranty period. This warranty does not cover cartons, carrying cases, batteries, broken or
marred cabinets or any other item used in connection with the product. Any further obligation than
listed above is excluded. Please note that we need your purchase receipt so that we may establish your
eligibility for service.
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FCC and Safety Information
FCC Information
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant
to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide a reasonable protection against harmful
interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency
energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference
to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can
be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measure
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet or a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
In order to maintain compliance with FCC regulations, shielded cables must be used with this equipment.
Operation with non-approved or unshielded cables is likely to result in interference to radio and TV
reception. The user is cautioned that changes and modifications made to the equipment without
approval of the manufacturer could void the user’s right to operate this equipment.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and
(2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause
undesired operation.
The user is cautioned that this device should be used only as specified within this manual to meet RF
exposure requirements. Use of this device in a manner inconsistent with this manual could lead
to excessive RF exposure conditions.
s:
NevoC3:
IC: 2575A-20300R
FCC ID: MG3-20300R
UEI: URC-20300-003-R
NevoC2
UEI: URC-20200-003-R
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FCC and Safety Information
Safety Information
CAUTION!
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK.
DO NOT OPEN.
This symbol indicates "dangerous voltage" inside the product that presents a risk
of electric shock or personal injury.
This symbol indicates important instructions accompanying the product.
CAUTION!
• Do not place sources of naked flames, such as lighted candles, on the unit.
• The power supply cord is used as the main disconnect device. Ensure that the socket-outlet is
located/installed near the equipment and is easily accessible.
• To prevent electric shock, match the wide blade of the plug to the wide slot of the electrical
outlet and fully insert.
Warning: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this product
The apparatus shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing. No objects filled with liquids, such as vases,
shall be placed on the apparatus.
Important Safety Instructions
1. Read these instructions.
2. Keep these instructions.
3. Heed all warnings.
4. Follow all instructions.
5. Do not use this apparatus near water.
6. Clean only with dry cloth.
7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus
(including amplifiers) that produce heat.
9. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience
receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.
10. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
11. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus
has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been
spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or
moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
Caution: To reduce the risk of electric shock, do not remove
cover (or back). No user serviceable parts inside. Refer servicing
to qualified service personnel.
to rain or moisture.
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