Olive ONE - User Manual

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1. Setting up your Olive ONE

You will find the following connectors on the backside of the ONE:

Audio connectivity

You can connect the ONE in two ways to your amplifier/receiver: !!

Analog: via 3.5 mm-to-RCA cable

The ONE comes with a standard 3.5mm-to-RCA cable for connection to the analog inputs on your

receiver/amplifier. You can use it also to connect a sub-woofer.

Please do not connect headphones to the analog output. Headphones have different impedance

and can damage the ONE’s digital-to-analog converter.

Digital: via S/PDIF coax cable

The digital out on the Olive ONE is bit-perfect, i.e. you will need to use the volume control on your

amplifier/receiver (adjusting volume via the Olive ONE’s user interface will not work).

Note: To play music via digital out please go to PREFERENCES > AUDIO and turn ON digital

!Alternatively, you can use the built-in dual HD amplifiers and connect ONE directly to your passive

speakers: You can use two unterminated speaker cables or standard banana plugs. The amplifier

has an output of 2x 32W, so we recommend speakers that have at least 40W RMS.

!Ethernet!

The ONE can connect to your network via Gigabit Ethernet or WiFi. More about this in section 2,

“Connecting to your network.”

USB!

The USB port currently supports backup, restore, update and recovery functionality.

!Power

Summary

Setting up your Olive ONE

Audio Connectivity Options

Details methods for connecting the ONE to an amplifier or receiver via analog or digital audio cables.

Ethernet Network Connection

Explains how to connect the ONE to your network using a Gigabit Ethernet cable for network access.

USB Port Functionality

Details the current functionality of the USB port, including backup, restore, update, and recovery.

Service Port Usage

Explains the purpose of the service port for diagnostics and advises not to connect cables to it.

Connecting to your network

Wireless WiFi Setup

Provides instructions for connecting the ONE to a wireless network via WiFi, including automatic and manual setup.

Wired Ethernet Setup

Explains how to connect the ONE to a network using an Ethernet cable for automatic DHCP connection.

Transferring music to the internal hard disk drive (HDD)

Music Transfer via Serial Number

Details how to transfer music by connecting to the ONE using its serial number via network share.

Music Transfer via IP Address

Explains how to transfer music by connecting to the ONE using its IP address via network share.

Playing music

Playing Music from Internal HDD

Highlights advantages of playing music from the internal HDD, like faster navigation and metadata control.

UPnP Network Streaming

Instructions for streaming music from Mac/PC/NAS using UPnP DLNA software and navigating the library.

Bluetooth Music Playback

Guide to playing music from a Bluetooth-enabled smartphone by connecting to the ONE.

Internet Radio Stations

Details the built-in internet radio service, how to browse stations by criteria, and limitations.

Finding the right music quickly

Using the Search Function

Explains how to use the search mask to find music on the HDD, UPnP libraries, and internet radio stations.

Playlists

Creating Music Playlists

Step-by-step guide on how to select tracks and add them to new or existing playlists.

Editing Music Playlists

Instructions on how to delete or rearrange tracks within playlists and rename playlists.

Editing Metadata

Metadata Editing Process

Details the process for editing track, album, or artist metadata, noting the feature's current limitations.

Settings

Connectivity Settings

Covers connecting the ONE to networks (wired/wireless) and Bluetooth devices, including supported encryptions and protocols.

System Settings Overview

Introduces system-level settings including software updates, recovery, backup, calibration, and error logging.

Olive ONE Specifications

General

Connectivity	Wi-Fi, Bluetooth
Audio Formats	MP3, FLAC, WAV, AAC, AIFF
Outputs	3.5mm headphone jack
DAC	Burr-Brown
Storage	expandable via microSD