System Modes – Explained

Innuos Standalone:

This is the default system mode used on Innuos systems. This mode enables users to easily manage their music library and playback through the Sense app, providing seamless control and an intuitive user experience.

Innuos Endpoint:

This mode is designed for users who already have an existing Innuos music server or Logitech Media Server. It allows the device to become a receiving endpoint player that integrates into your existing Innuos/LMS setup.

Roon Core:

Your Innuos Server will function as a dedicated Roon Core, efficiently managing your music library and handling all aspects of audio playback. It streams music to both connected DACs and other Roon endpoints on your network. This setup is available for users with Innuos ZEN (MkII, Mk3, Next-Gen) series or Statement systems; it does not apply to Pulse series users. Please note that while music library management, playback, and audio settings through the Sense app are disabled, features such as disc ripping, imports, and backups remain accessible.

Roon Bridge:

This mode is designed for users who already have an existing Roon Core. It allows you to use your Innuos system as an endpoint, seamlessly integrating within your Roon setup.

Roon with Innuos Player (Experimental)

This mode operates similarly to the standard Roon Core system mode, where your Innuos Server operates as a Roon Core; however, it utilises Squeezelite as the music player instead of Roon’s music player. Please note that this is an experimental mode provided as-is, and its performance is not guaranteed to be reliable.

HQ Player:

This mode is for users with an existing HQPlayer Server. Use this device as an HQPlayer Network Audio Adapter (NAA) endpoint.

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