1. Plan the mounting location

Select an appropriate location on the wall for installation.

See HDX placement for guidance on locations.

2. Choose orientation

Vertical orientation:

The mounting squares on the back of the audio bar come pre-attached for vertical mounting, with the notches facing the floor.

Horizontal orientation:

Hardware adjustment is required to install the audio bar in the horizontal position:

• Remove the four screws from each mounting square.

• Rotate each mounting square to position it for horizontal installation, ensuring notches face downward.

• Reinsert the screws in the new orientation.

✍️ Note: For horizontal installation, ensure the Nureva logo on each audio bar is positioned at opposite ends, facing away from each other. The speakers are positioned near the Nureva logo, and this arrangement ensures proper speaker dispersion across the room.

3. Mark for installation

Use the mounting template provided to aid installation.

• Insert the mounting bracket inside the center cutout of the mounting template.
• Hold the template and bracket against the wall in the chosen location.
• Trace the two center oblong holes in the mounting bracket with a pencil or pen to mark drill points.
• Remove the template.

4. Install the mounting bracket

Ensure the drill points are level vertically, drill the holes, insert wall anchors if needed and secure the mounting bracket with screws.

5. Route the Ethernet cable

Run the Ethernet cable to the mounting area and plug it into the back of the audio bar before mounting it on the wall.

💡 Tip: For added security, you can attach a security wire or tether through the small hole in the metal frame on the back of the audio bar.

6. Mount the audio bar

Align the audio bar mounting squares above the pegs on the mounting bracket. Slide the audio bar downward until it’s secured in place.

7. Connect to system hub

Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to one of the HDX audio input ports on the system hub.

See Connecting components.

1. Plan the mounting location

Choose a suitable location on the ceiling for optimal audio pickup.

Refer to HDX placement for guidance on locations.

2. Attach T-bar clips to the mounting bracket

• Retrieve the T-bar clips from the packaging.

• Insert two screws into the side holes of each T-bar clip.

✍️ Note: Do not fully tighten the screws yet. Final tightening will be done after the bracket is mounted.

• Place the wave washer onto the center of the T-bar clip standoff.

• Position the mounting bracket over the clip and tighten the center screw through the mounting bracket to secure the clip in place.

Repeat the steps above for the second T-bar clip.

3. Prepare ceiling T-bar

Position a ladder under the mounting spot. Lift and move the ceiling tiles aside to access the T-bar grid.

4. Secure the mounting bracket to the T-bar

• Hold the mounting bracket up against the T-bar.
• Rotate each T‑bar clip so it hooks securely over both edges of the T‑bar.
• Tighten the side screws on each clip to lock the bracket firmly in place.

5. Route the Ethernet cable

Run the Ethernet cable through the ceiling and down through the center opening of the mounting bracket.

💡 Tip: You may need to notch the ceiling tile slightly to allow it to lay flat after routing the cable.

Plug the Ethernet cable into the port on the back of the microphone pod before mounting it.

💡 Tip: For added security, you can attach a security wire or tether through the small hole in the metal frame on the back of the microphone pod.

6. Mount the microphone pod

• Align the widest sections of the keyhole openings on the back of the microphone pod with the pegs on the mounting bracket.

• Press the pod upward onto the bracket, then slide it in the direction of the Nureva logo until it is securely in place.

7. Connect to system hub

Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to any HDX audio input port on the system hub.

See Connecting components.

1. Plan the mounting location

Choose a suitable location on the wall for optimal audio pickup.

Refer to HDX placement for guidance on locations.

2. Mark for installation

Position the mounting bracket on the wall in the chosen location.

Trace the two center oblong holes in the mounting bracket with a pencil or pen to mark drill points.

3. Mount the bracket

Ensure the drill points are level vertically, drill the holes, insert wall anchors if needed and secure the mounting bracket with screws.

4. Route the Ethernet cable

Run the Ethernet cable to the mounting area and plug it into the back of the microphone pod.

💡 Tip: For clean cable management, route cables through the wall and out the center of the mounting bracket, or surface‑run and conceal them behind the microphone pod.

💡 Tip: For added security, you can attach a security wire or tether through the small hole in the metal frame on the back of the microphone pod.

5. Attach the microphone pod

• With the Nureva logo at the bottom end of the microphone pod, align the widest parts of the keyhole openings on the back with the mounting bracket pegs.

• Press the microphone pod onto the bracket and slide it down until it is securely in place.

6. Connect to system hub

Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to any HDX audio input port on the system hub.

See Connecting components.

1. Install the Bluetooth antenna

• Hold the system hub to equalize the static charge and then remove the protective cap from the Bluetooth antenna connector.

• Thread the Bluetooth antenna onto the connector, tighten until it’s snug and orient it upright for optimal performance.

⚠️ Warning — Avoid touching the connector or inner pin as doing so can damage the system hub.

✍️ Note: If it’s preferred Bluetooth LE is not enabled, leave the antenna off and ensure the protective cap remains in place.

2. Place the system hub on a sturdy table, shelf or rack

✍️ Note: Ensure adequate airflow clearance on all sides. Refer to the HDX placement guidelines.

1. Mark for installation

Position the mounting bracket vertically on the wall at the chosen location and mark the drill points using a pencil or pen.

2. Install the mounting bracket

Ensure the drill points are level, drill the holes, insert anchors if needed and secure the mounting bracket with screws.

3. Install the Bluetooth antenna

• Hold the system hub to equalize the static charge and then remove the protective cap from the Bluetooth antenna connector.
• Thread the Bluetooth antenna onto the connector and tighten until it’s snug.

⚠️ Warning — Avoid touching the connector or inner pin as doing so can damage the system hub.

✍️ Note: If it’s preferred Bluetooth LE is not enabled, leave the antenna off and ensure the protective cap remains in place.

4. Clip the system hub onto the mounting bracket.

Ensure the antenna is vertically oriented and the LED indicator lights are facing forward.

✍️ Note: Ensure adequate airflow clearance on all sides. Refer to the HDX placement guidelines.

1. Connect the network cable

• Plug an Ethernet cable into a network connection port on the back of the system hub.

• Plug the Ethernet cable into an available port at the network access point.

✍️ Note: If the system hub is not connected to an external network, updates must be done manually.

2. Connect the audio bars and (if applicable) microphone pods

• Plug Ethernet cables from each HDX component (audio bars and microphone pods) into the audio input ports on the back of the system hub.

3. Connect the computer or appliance

The HDX system can now be connected to a computer or a conferencing device:

• Plug the USB-C cable (provided) into the USB-C port on the back of the system hub.

• Plug the other end of the USB-C cable into a USB-C port on the computer or conferencing device.

A USB-C to USB-A adapter is included, if required.

It is recommended that all HDX components be physically installed in the room before connecting the system to the power supply.

4. Connect the power supply

⚠️ Warning — risk of equipment damage: Do not plug or unplug Ethernet cables running from the audio bars and microphone pods to the system hub while the system hub is powered on. Doing so can permanently damage the system.

The back of the system hub has six Euroblock connections:

• Four inputs:
  • Default level: 4 dBu (1.23 Vrms)
  • Input impedance: ≥ 10 kΩ
• Two outputs:
  • Maximum level: 4 dBu (1.23 Vrms)
  • Output impedance: ≤ 100 Ω

Euroblock connectors

These 3-pin connectors are for balanced (differential) signals (positive, negative and ground). These inputs and outputs can be configured in the Nureva App or Nureva Console when adding a device.