Assistance

There are three different storage options for your Uniti Core. Internal Hard Disk Drive (HDD) or Solid State Drive (SSD). NAS External Storage — Network Attached Storage. Can be used as a store or a back-up device. USB External Storage — Can be used as a store or a back-up device. The Uniti Core supports single USB external hard drives, either BUS or mains powered from the front & rear USB sockets. The Uniti Core does not support the use of USB hubs to connect multiple USB devices.

The Uniti Core uses Rovi genres. If a genre has been imported with legacy data this can be selected by choosing the Legacy tab. For any tab the user can add a new genre or delete the genre applied to that album. To find this feature scroll to the bottom of the Edit Metadata screen. For more information, see the ”Manually Editing the Metadata” topic. Touch the Naim app. Touch Uniti Core. To edit the metadata source for a particular album, navigate to the desired album. Touch the … icon. Touch Edit Metadata. If “Lookup metadata” fails to find metadata for you album or you would like to manually add a genre. Scroll to the bottom of the screen and touch Add genre. Enter the Genre you would like to use for the album. As you begin typing, the app will generate Genre?s based on your input. Touch the Genre you wish to use. To remove a genre from a particular album, navigate to the Edit metadata screen, scroll to the bottom of the screen and touch the X icon. To remove any data edited by a user, touch Clear user edits.

Touch the Naim app. Touch Uniti Core. To edit the metadata source for a particular album, navigate to the desired album. Touch the … icon. Touch Edit metadata. Touch Change Cover. Touch the desired option. E.g Touch Google image search. Touch OK. Touch and hold the desired image. Touch Copy. Touch Done. Touch Save.

Navigate to the album/ track that you wish to edit. Touch the … icon and Edit Metadata. Then click Lookup metadata. The Uniti Core uses Rovi genres. If a genre has been imported with legacy data this can be selected by choosing the Legacy tab. You can add a new genre or delete the genre applied to that album for any of the metadata sources tabs. To find this feature scroll to the bottom of the Edit metadata screen. For more information, see the “Editing Metadata” topic.

Dimensions 265mm (D) x 95mm (H) x 214mm (W) Weight 7kg Connectivity Wired Ethernet (RJ45) Audio formats WAV up to 32bit/384kHz FLAC & AIFF up to 24bit/384kHz ALAC (Apple Lossless) up to 24bit/384kHz MP3 up to 48kHz, 320kbit (16 bit) AAC up to 48kHz, 320kbit (16 bit) OGG and WMA up to 48kHz (16 bit)  DSD 64 & 128Fs (converted to PCM) High Res Streaming Up to 6 x 32bit / 384kHz or 10 x 16bit / 44kHz on above formats. Streaming Services None Gapless formats WAV, FLAC, AIFF and ALAC (Apple Lossless) Audio Outputs UPnP (server only), Digital: Electrical S/PDIF (up to 192kHz), 1 x BNC, CD Ripping Audio Inputs Analogue CD Ripping Storage Store up to 100,000 tracks to internal (HDD or SSD) or external Network Attached Storage or USB-connected storage and serve to a network-connected player. Certification & Licensing Ro-Vi, NTFS, HFS+ Music Sample rates FLAC upto 24/192 WAV upto 24/192 ALAC upto 24/96K AIFF: 24/192K Mp3 M4a Ogg vorbis  AAC Finish Brushed black aluminium casework. Power consumption Typical use (no storage attached): 6.7W Network Standby (no storage attached): < 2W Deep sleep: < 0.5W  Note: Power consumption will be increased with the addition of user fitted storage (typical increase of approximately 8W for an internal HDD, dependant on the specification of storage). Mains supply 100V, 115V or 230W, 50/60Hz Warranty 2 years Additional 3 year warranty — once the device is registered.

The ND555 has no direct main power supply. The 555PS power supply will need to be modified by a local dealer or distributor to work on 115V.

Make sure you install the batteries provided in the correct positions as illustrated inside the rear cavity of the remote. You will also need to the pair the remote to the ND555.

No, there is no 3.5mm headphone port on the ND555.

When turning on the ND555?s power supply, hold down the Play and Input selection buttons of the ND555, until the front panel display of the ND555 turns on, then release. Warning: This will reset the music database and will delete all favourites and playlists. However it will not delete the music on your music stores.

On USB and UPnP (wired), ND555 supports: WAV — up to 32bits/384kHz FLAC and AIFF — up to 24bit/384kHz ALAC (Apple Lossless) — up to 24bit/384kHz MP3 — up to 48kHz, 320kbit (16 bit) AAC — up to 48kHz, 320kbit (16 bit) OGG and WMA — up to 48kHz (16 bit) DSD — 64 and 128Fs

BUS Powered USB storage devices — This is a USB device powered by the connection to the ND555. Self Powered USB storage devices — A USB storage device powered by connection to the mains power.

The music being played may have no artwork associated with it. You can try to find album artwork using the Lookup metadata tool in the Edit Metadata menu. Navigate to the specific track or album. Touch the … icon next to the album. Touch Edit metadata. Touch Lookup metadata. The Naim app will perform a metadata search for Album and Track titles and Album artwork.