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Installing NevoStudio Pro Software Installing and Updating Nevo Software 5. When the SimpleCenter installation wizard completes and presents the success dialog, verify that Yes, I want to Launch SimpleCenter is checked, then click Finish. Do not close the Nevo Software Setup Wizard yet. Installer Tip: SimpleCenter will attempt to listen for connections from other computer in order to support UPnP media control. When SimpleCenter launches, you may receive a security warning from your internet security or virus protection software. You should permit SimpleCenter to always listen for connections and to access the internet (to check for updates). See “Step Four: Finish the Installation” on page 6. Step Four: Finish the Installation 1. Verify that: • Any security and privacy software (such as firewall or anti-virus protection) knows about the following applications: • NevoStudio Pro (NevoStudio Pro.exe) • SimpleCenter (SimpleCenter.exe) • Nevo Emulator (NevoEmulator.exe) Installer Tip:Typically, these applications will identify themselves to the security and privacy software when they are opened for the first time. Simply click Grant Access (or any other acceptance option your security and privacy software presents). The following Nevo applications select ports dynamically and therefore must be fully trusted by the security and privacy software running on your computer: • NevoStudio Pro (NevoStudio Pro.exe) • SimpleCenter (SimpleCenter.exe) • Nevo Emulator (NevoEmulator.exe) • The security and privacy software knows that the UPnP Framework is a trusted service Installer Tip: We recommend you keep this guide available, perhaps in print form, for future reference. 2. Select the View NevoStudio Pro Documentation button from the Nevo Software Setup Wizard or browse the \Docs directory on the Nevo Software Setup CD-ROM and print or review the additional documents available. 3. Click Close on the Nevo Software Setup Wizard window. 6 NevoStudio Pro Design Guide
Installing and Updating Nevo Software Installing 4. Maximize NevoStudio Pro. 5. Connect Nevo to the design computer, via the supplied USB cable: Installer Tip:We recommend not using USB ports that are on a hub, keyboard, or monitor. Installer Tip: If ActiveSync prompts you to set up a partnership for Nevo, answer No and follow the instructions on-screen. NevoStudio Pro installation creates a special kind of partnership with Nevo devices. This silent partnership will allow you to connect any Nevo without having to create a new partnership for each one (or to operate under guest mode). You can cancel out of the ActiveSync prompt and allow Nevo to establish the silent partnership. There is one side effect that you need to consider that would make a silent partnership unsuitable for you. If you previously had a different mobile device (PDA, mobile phone) with a named partnership, that partnership will now also be silent. You will not be able to open ActiveSync on your computer (but you will be able to Synchronize if Sync is initiated from the mobile device). An alternative is to create a guest partnership (or a named partnership), however, you will need to created a new named partnership (or set up a guest partnership) for each Nevo that you connect to this computer. 6. Start designing! NevoStudio Pro Design Guide 7
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