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Naim music servers are designed to operate reliably and efficiently as part of your hi-fi system. Whether you're setting up your server for the first time or need to power it down for maintenance, this guide explains the correct procedures for switching your Naim server on and off. Powering On Your Naim Server To switch on your Naim server: Connect the power cable to the rear of the unit and plug it into a mains socket. Press the front panel button once.  The LED will illuminate, and the server will begin its startup sequence. ✓ Once powered on, the server will automatically connect to your network (if previously configured) and begin indexing any connected storage devices. Powering Off Your Naim Server To safely switch off your Naim server: Press and hold the front panel button until the LED turns off. This initiates a controlled shutdown of the server. Disconnect the power cable if you need to fully power down the unit or move it. Avoid unplugging the server without using the front panel button first, as this may interrupt file indexing or cause data loss. Final Tips Leave your server on during normal use to allow continuous indexing and remote access. Use standby mode if supported, to reduce power consumption while keeping the server responsive. Ensure firmware is up to date via the Focal & Naim app for optimal performance and stability.

Naim’s CD players are designed to deliver exceptional musicality and long-term reliability. Whether you're using the entry-level CD5si, the versatile CD5 XS, or the high-performance CDX2, understanding product compatibility is key to building a system that performs at its best. This guide outlines the key compatibility features of each model, helping you integrate your CD player seamlessly into your hi-fi setup. 1. Analogue Output Options All Naim CD players offer high-quality analogue outputs for direct connection to integrated or preamplifiers. Model RCA Output DIN Output CD5si Yes Yes CD5 XS Yes Yes CDX2 Yes Yes Tip: For optimal performance with Naim amplifiers, use the DIN output, which offers superior grounding and signal integrity. 2. Digital Output Options Model Digital Output Type CD5si No — CD5 XS Yes BNC (S/PDIF) CDX2 Yes BNC (S/PDIF) The CD5 XS and CDX2 can be used as high-quality CD transports when connected to an external DAC or digital input amplifier. 3. External Power Supply Compatibility Model Compatible Power Supplies CD5si Not compatible CD5 XS FlatCap XS, HiCap, XPS CDX2 XPS, 555 PS Adding an external power supply enhances performance by improving power delivery and reducing internal noise. The CDX2 reaches its full potential when paired with the 555 PS. 4. System Automation and Control All models support System Automation when used with compatible Naim amplifiers. This allows: Synchronized power on/off Input switching Volume control (via Focal & Naim App when paired with streamers) The CD5 XS and CDX2 also support remote control via the included Naim remote handset. 5. Mechanical and Build Considerations CD5si: Entry-level model with a focus on simplicity and musicality. CD5 XS: Features a swing-out drawer mechanism and upgrade path via external PSU. CDX2: High-end model with a robust chassis, floating suspension, and full upgradeability. All models use top-quality CD mechanisms and custom Naim filtering and buffering to ensure accurate, musical playback. Conclusion Naim’s CD players are built to integrate seamlessly into both classic and modern hi-fi systems. Whether you're starting with the CD5si, expanding with the CD5 XS, or reaching reference-level performance with the CDX2, each model offers a clear upgrade path and broad compatibility with Naim’s ecosystem.

Naim’s amplifier range—including integrated amplifiers (NAIT), preamplifiers (NAC), and power amplifiers (NAP)—is designed to deliver musical performance with precision and flexibility. Whether you're building a compact system or a reference-level setup, understanding compatibility across these components is essential. This guide outlines the key compatibility features of each amplifier type, helping you create a perfectly matched Naim system. 1. Integrated Amplifiers (NAIT Series) NAIT XS 3 and SUPERNAIT 3 These integrated amplifiers combine preamp and power amp stages in a single chassis, offering simplicity and high performance. Feature NAIT XS 3 SUPERNAIT 3 Power Output 2 × 70W @ 8Ω 2 × 80W @ 8Ω Phono Stage MM (Moving Magnet) MM (Moving Magnet) Headphone Output Yes (6.3mm jack) Yes (6.3mm jack) External PSU Upgrade FlatCap XS, HiCap-DR HiCap-DR Preamp Output Yes Yes AV Bypass Yes Yes Tip: These models are ideal for users seeking a streamlined setup with upgrade potential via external power supplies, such as the HiCap-DR. 2. Preamplifiers (NAC Series) Naim’s NAC preamps are designed to be paired with NAP power amplifiers and external power supplies for optimal performance. Note that it’s possible to use any NAP with any NAC (providing appropriate power supplies and interconnects are utilised), but it’s critical to create a balanced match. Model PSU Compatibility Recommended Power Amplifier Phono Stage Remote Control NAC 202 HiCap-DR, FlatCap XS, NAPSC-2 NAP 200-DR, NAP 250-DR No Yes (NARCOM 5) NAC 282 HiCap-DR, SuperCap-DR NAP 200-DR, NAP 250-DR, NAP 250 (New Classic) No Yes (NARCOM 5) NSC 222 NPX 300, NAPS 555-DR, XPS-DR NAP 250 (New Classic) Yes (MM) Yes (NSS 333/NSC 222 RF remote)  NAC 252 SuperCap NAP 250-DR, NAP 250 (New Classic), NAP 300-DR, NAP 350 mono blocks No Yes (NARCOM 5) Note: All NAC models require an external power supply to operate. The NAC 552 includes its dedicated PSU for reference-level performance.   3. Power Amplifiers (NAP Series) Naim’s NAP power amplifiers are designed to work with NAC preamps and offer scalable performance across the range. Model Power Output (8Ω) PSU Required NAP 200-DR 2 × 70W Internal NAP 250-DR 2 × 80W Internal NAP 300-DR 2 × 90W External PSU NAP 250 (New Classic) 2 × 100W Internal NAP 350 (mono block) 1× 175W Internal (one per mono block) NAP 500-DR 2 × 140W 500 PS DR Tip: The NAP 300 DR and NAP 500 DR require dedicated external power supplies and offer exceptional dynamics and control for demanding loudspeakers. Tip: While on paper the NAP 350 has a higher power output, due to the design and quality of the NAP 500-DR’s power supply, it will always outperform a pair of NAP 350s, both in terms of sound quality and its ability to handle challenging loudspeaker loads.   4. System Automation and Control All integrated and preamplifiers support System Automation when paired with a compatible Naim streaming sources. This allows: Volume control via Focal & Naim App Input switching The New Classic 200 and 300 series all boast increased System Automation capabilities. Mini-toslink cables are supplied where applicable with New Classic products, enabling standby/power up and LED brightness synchronisation.  5. Speaker and Source Compatibility All amplifiers are compatible with a wide range of passive loudspeakers and analogue sources. For best results: Use Naim speaker cables with correct termination. Match amplifier power output to speaker sensitivity and impedance. Use DIN or XLR connections where possible for optimal signal integrity (note that the New Classic 200 and 300 series make use of balanced XLR connections, whereas the NAP 250-DR, NAP 300-DR and NAP 500-DR use Naim-specific, unbalanced XLR connections and interconnects). Conclusion From the streamlined NAIT XS 3 to the reference-level NAC 552/NAP 500 DR combination, Naim’s amplifier ecosystem offers unmatched flexibility and performance. With clear upgrade paths and broad compatibility, you can build a system that evolves with your listening needs.

The Naim Classic Series streamers—ND5 XS 2, NDX 2, NS333 and ND 555—represent the pinnacle of digital audio performance. Designed for audiophiles seeking uncompromising sound quality, these network players offer extensive compatibility with a wide range of systems and components. This guide provides a clear overview of product compatibility across the Classic Series, helping you integrate your streamer seamlessly into your hi-fi setup. 1. DAC and Audio Architecture Each model in the Classic Series features a high-performance DAC architecture: Model DAC Type Upgradeable via External PSU ND5 XS 2 Burr-Brown PCM1791A No NDX 2 Burr-Brown PCM1792A Yes (NPX 300, XPS DR, or NAPS 555-DR) NSS 333 Burr-Brown PCM1792A Yes (NPX 300, XPS DR, or NAPS 555-DR) ND 555 Burr-Brown PCM1704K Must be used with NAPS 555-DR Note: The ND 555 is designed to be used with at least one 555 PS DR power supply, with the option to add a second for ultimate performance. 2. Streaming and Network Compatibility All Classic Series streamers support both wired Ethernet and Wi-Fi connections and are compatible with the following streaming services and protocols: Spotify Connect TIDAL(native through the Focal & Naim app and Tidal Connect) Qobuz(native through the Focal & Naim app and Qobuz Connect)  Apple AirPlay 2 Google Chromecast UPnP™ (Universal Plug and Play) Internet Radio They also support multiroom streaming with other Naim products. 3. Digital and Analogue Outputs Output Type ND5 XS 2 NDX 2 ND 555 RCA Analogue Yes Yes Yes DIN Analogue Yes Yes Yes BNC Digital (S/PDIF) Yes Yes Yes Optical Digital Yes Yes Yes Coaxial Digital Yes Yes Yes Tip: For best performance, use the DIN output when connecting to a Naim amplifier. 4. Control and App Integration All models are fully compatible with the Focal & Naim App (iOS and Android), offering: Full control of playback and inputs Access to streaming services Multiroom setup Firmware updates They also benefit from RF remote control and front panel navigation (NDX 2, NS333 and ND 555 only). 5. USB and Storage Devices Each streamer includes a USB port for local music playback: ND5 XS 2: 1 front and 1 rear USB port NDX 2: 1 front and 1 rear USB port NSS 333: 1 front and 1 rear USB port ND 555: 1 front and 1 rear USB port Supported formats include FAT32 and NTFS. USB drives can be used for direct playback or as part of a local music library.   6. System Automation and Integration All of our streaming sources support System Automation, allowing control of compatible Naim amplifiers via the Focal & Naim App and a physical connection to the preamplifier or integrated amplifier via 3.5mm mini jack, where compatible. This automation includes: Volume control & mute Input switching Additionally the NSS 333 and the NAC 332 preamplifier may be linked wirelessly, enabling additional system automation features such as standby synchronization and preamplifier volume readout on the NSS 333’s display. The ND 555, NSS 333, NDX 2 and ND5 XS 2 support IP control for integration with home automation systems such as Control4 and Crestron. Visit www.intrinsicdev.com/brands/naim   for more information.   Conclusion The Naim Classic Series streamers are engineered for flexibility, performance, and seamless integration. Whether you're building a reference-level system with the ND 555, seeking upgrade potential with the NDX 2, or enjoying streamlined excellence with the ND5 XS 2, each model offers broad compatibility with modern and legacy audio components.

The Naim Uniti Series—comprising the Uniti Atom, Uniti Star, and Uniti Nova—delivers exceptional all-in-one audio performance. Whether you're building your first hi-fi system or upgrading an existing setup, understanding product compatibility is essential to unlocking the full potential of your Uniti device. This guide outlines the key compatibility considerations for each model, helping you make informed choices when connecting speakers, sources, and accessories. 1. Loudspeaker Compatibility All Uniti models are designed to work with a wide range of passive loudspeakers. However, speaker sensitivity and impedance should be considered to ensure optimal performance. Model Recommended Speaker Sensitivity Minimum Impedance Uniti Atom ≥ 88 dB 4 ohms Uniti Star ≥ 86 dB 4 ohms Uniti Nova ≥ 85 dB 4 ohms Tip: For best results, pair your Uniti system with high-quality loudspeakers from brands like Focal, which are known for their synergy with Naim electronics. 2. Storage and USB Devices All Uniti models support USB storage for music playback. You can connect USB drives formatted in FAT32, NTFS. Uniti Atom: 1 front USB port Uniti Star: 1 front and 1 rear USB port Uniti Nova: 1 front and 1 rear USB port Note: USB drives can also be used for local music libraries, which the Uniti system indexes for easy browsing. 3. Network and Streaming Services Each Uniti model supports both wired Ethernet and Wi-Fi connections. They are compatible with a wide range of streaming services and protocols: Spotify Connect TIDAL (native through the Focal & Naim app and Tidal Connect) Qobuz (native through the Focal & Naim app and Qobuz Connect)  Apple AirPlay 2 Google Chromecast UPnP™ (Universal Plug and Play) Internet Radio Multiroom functionality is also supported across all Uniti models, allowing seamless synchronised  playback across multiple Naim devices. 4. Digital and Analogue Inputs Input Type Uniti Atom Uniti Star Uniti Nova HDMI ARC Yes* Yes Yes Optical (TOSLINK) 2 2 2 Coaxial Digital 1 2 2 RCA Analogue 1 2 2 3.5mm Jack 0 1 2 *Except some earlier models – HDMI upgrade is available This wide range of inputs ensures compatibility with TVs, CD players, game consoles, and more. 5. Output Options All Uniti models offer: Speaker outputs (4mm sockets) Preamp output (RCA) Headphone output (3.5mm jack) The Uniti Nova also includes a preamp output via DIN, offering enhanced performance when paired with compatible Naim power amplifiers. 6. CD Playback and Ripping (Uniti Star only) The Uniti Star includes a built-in CD player and ripper. CDs can be played directly or ripped to an external USB drive in WAV or FLAC format. This makes the Uniti Star ideal for users with large CD collections who want to digitize their music in high quality. 7. App and Control Compatibility All Uniti models are fully compatible with the  Focal & Naim App (iOS and Android), which provides: Full control of playback and inputs Access to streaming services Multiroom setup Firmware updates 8. Home Automation and Integration The Uniti Series supports IP control for integration with home automation systems such as Control4 and Crestron. Visit www.intrinsicdev.com/brands/naim  for more information. Conclusion Whether you choose the compact Uniti Atom, the versatile Uniti Star, or the powerful Uniti Nova, each model offers broad compatibility with modern and legacy audio equipment. Designed for flexibility and performance, the Uniti Series ensures a seamless and immersive listening experience.

Connecting the power supply Take great care when lifting, carrying and moving Uniti Nova to access the mains power at the rear of the unit. Do not invert Uniti Nova so that its weight is borne by the top panel or front screen.  Do no stand Uniti Nova on either end panel. Locate the power socket on the back of the Uniti Nova. Insert the power cable in to the socket and turn on the mains power. Press the power button, to switch the Uniti Nova on. Set up using a wired network connection Take great care when lifting, carrying and manipulating Uniti Nova to access the mains power, network and audio connections.  Do not invert Uniti Nova so that its weight is borne by the front panel or volume control.  Do no stand Uniti Nova on either end heatsinks. Ensure that the Uniti Nova is not plugged in to any mains power supply. Connect an Ethernet cable from your router to the Ethernet port on the back of the Uniti Nova. Connect the power cable to the Uniti Nova and switch the mains power on. The light ring around the volume control knob will pulse until the unit is set up and running. You will need to download the Naim app to operate the device. Set up using Wi-Fi connection Ensure that the Uniti Nova is not plugged in to any mains power supply. Connect the power cable to the Uniti Nova and switch the mains power on. Press the power button. The light ring around the volume control knob will pulse until the unit is set up and running. Touch the Naim app. Touch Set up new product. Touch Uniti Atom, Star & Nova. Touch NEXT. Touch Wireless. Touch the Uniti Nova. Confirm the details shown, then touch Next. Touch Done. Touch the desired country. Touch the desired product name. Touch the desired option. Touch Next. Touch the desired option. Touch Done. Your Uniti Nova is now set up and ready to use. Pairing the remote Once your unit is powered and on, you will need to pair the remote. 1. To pair your remote, ensure Uniti Nova is turned on. 2. Hold the remote close (within 5cm) to the Uniti Nova. Press and hold the Home button for 3 seconds. 3. The remote is now paired to the unit and ready to use. Signal Grounding Switch — Default or Floating? If you are using the Uniti Nova connected to a mains grounded CD Player, the Uniti Nova Grounding Switch should be set to Floating. No damage will be done if the wrong Signal Ground Position is chosen, however the system sound quality may be compromised.

Network and HDMI Troubleshooting for Naim Devices Naim products are designed for seamless integration into modern home networks and AV systems. However, occasional issues may arise with network connectivity or HDMI performance. This guide outlines how to identify and resolve common problems. Checking Network Connection Status To verify that your Naim device is connected to a network: Navigate to the Network Settings menu via the device’s setup interface. Look for the Status parameter — it should display “Connected” if the device is successfully linked to a wired or wireless network. Network Troubleshooting Network issues typically fall into two categories: Discovery Problems: The Focal & Naim app or device cannot detect other devices on the network. Connectivity Problems: The device cannot access services like Qobuz, TIDAL, or a local music server. Recommended Steps: Simplify your network: Start with just your router, Naim device, and control device (e.g. smartphone). Reconnect components one by one: Add switches, extenders, or mesh nodes gradually to identify the source of the issue. Use Ethernet where possible: A direct wired connection is more stable than Wi-Fi, especially in complex network environments. Use the RouteThis tool: Available in the Focal & Naim app under Help > Network Scan, this tool helps diagnose Wi-Fi issues. HDMI Troubleshooting HDMI ARC (Audio Return Channel) issues can occur due to compatibility or configuration mismatches between your TV and Naim device. Common Issues and Fixes: No sound or “helicopter” noise: Go to your TV’s Audio Output Settings. Change the format from Auto to PCM, LPCM, or Stereo. This ensures the TV sends a signal format compatible with Naim devices. ARC not working or inconsistent: Ensure the HDMI cable is v1.4 compliant or higher. Plug the Naim device directly into the TV’s ARC-compatible HDMI port. Enable CEC (Consumer Electronics Control) on the TV (may be branded differently depending on the manufacturer). In the Focal & Naim app, go to Settings > Input Settings > HDMI and adjust Auto-Switching if needed. Lip-sync issues: Adjust the Lip Sync setting in the Focal & Naim app under HDMI input settings. TV turns on but no audio: Try toggling the HDMI auto-on setting in the Focal & Naim app. Power cycle both the TV and Naim device. Providing Support Information If you need to contact Naim support, be ready to provide: TV make and model Firmware version of your Naim device HDMI cable type and version Description of the issue and steps taken Any other connected AV equipment This helps the support team replicate and resolve the issue more efficiently.

Using USB Storage with Naim Products Naim streaming products support USB storage devices for music playback, but compatibility depends on the format of the drive, the file types, and the device model. This guide outlines what works, what doesn’t, and how to troubleshoot common issues. Supported devices and Formats Naim products support a wide range of USB storage devices, including: USB flash drives Portable hard drives (self-powered or externally powered) To ensure compatibility: Format the drive as FAT32, exFAT, or NTFS. Avoid using drives with multiple partitions or encrypted volumes. Ensure the drive is not overloaded with too many files or folders, which can slow down indexing. Note: Some older Naim models may only support FAT32. Supported File Types The USB input supports playback of the following audio formats: WAV FLAC AIFF ALAC MP3 AAC OGG High-resolution files (up to 24-bit/384kHz) are supported on most modern Naim streamers and Uniti systems. Accessing USB Content in the Focal & Naim App Once a compatible USB device is connected: Open the Focal & Naim app. Select your device from the My Devices screen. Navigate to the USB input. Browse and play music directly from the drive. The app will scan the  USB device and display its contents in a structured format. You can browse by folder, artist, album, or genre (if metadata is available). The USB input is designed for: Direct music playback from USB storage devices. Firmware updates on legacy systems (via Mini-USB, not USB-A). It is not intended for use with USB DACs, smartphones in data mode, or streaming from mobile apps.

If you're relocating to a country with a different mains voltage—such as moving from a 230V region to a 115V region—it's essential to understand how your Naim product will be affected. This guide outlines the key considerations for using Naim devices in different voltage regions and what steps you may need to take to ensure safe and optimal operation. 1. Can I Use My Naim Product in a Different Voltage Region? The answer depends on the specific model and its internal power supply configuration. Only products which have an internal power supply require voltage conversion. In the case of products like the NAC 552 preamplifier, only its accompanying power supply would need to be converted. Using Naim Products in Different Voltage Regions Product Category Products Voltage Switchable Comment Network Streamers NSS 333, NDX 2, ND5 XS 2 ✗  No Must be returned to a Naim-authorised service centre for voltage conversion. Integrated Systems Uniti Atom, Uniti Atom HE, Uniti Star, Uniti Nova, Uniti Nova PE ✗  No Must be returned to a Naim-authorised service centre for conversion. Integrated Amplifiers NAIT 5si, NAIT XS 3, SUPERNAIT 3 ✗  No Must be returned to a Naim-authorised service centre for conversion. Preamplifiers NAC 202, NAC 282, NAC 252, NAC 552, NAC-N 272, NSC 222, NAC 332 ✗  No Passive preamplifiers do not require any conversion. The NAC-N 272, NSC 222 and NAC 332, which have internal power supplies, would require conversion. Power Amplifiers NAP 100, NAP 200-DR, NAP 250-DR, NAP 300-DR, NAP 250 (New Classic), NAP 350, NAP 500-DR ✗  No Must be returned to a Naim-authorised service centre for conversion. CD Players CD5si, CD5 XS, CDX2 ✗ No Must be returned to a Naim-authorised service centre for conversion. Wireless Systems Mu-so 2nd Generation, Mu-so Qb 2nd Generation ✓ Yes Only a new mains power lead is needed for use in a different voltage region.   2. Why Most Naim Products Are Not Voltage Switchable Naim products are engineered with dedicated power supplies optimized for performance and reliability. As a result, most models are factory-configured for a specific voltage (either 115V or 230V) and cannot be switched manually. Attempting to use a product in the wrong voltage region without proper conversion can result in serious damage and void the warranty. 3. What to Do If You're Moving If you're relocating to a country with a different mains voltage: Contact your local Naim distributor or retailer before moving. Arrange to have your product returned to Naim or an authorized service centre for voltage conversion. Ensure the conversion is completed before connecting the product to the new mains supply. Note: Voltage conversion is a professional service and will involve a fee. It also ensures that your product remains covered under warranty. 4. Exception: Mu-so 2nd Generation The Mu-so 2nd Generation is designed with a universal power supply that automatically adapts to different voltages (100V–240V). This means: No conversion is required. You can safely use it in any region with the appropriate plug adapter or regional mains cable. 5. Travel Adapters vs. Voltage Converters Plug adapters only change the plug shape and do not convert voltage. Voltage converters are not recommended for use with Naim products, as they can introduce noise and instability. Always use your Naim product with the correct voltage supply as configured by the manufacturer. Conclusion Before relocating with your Naim system, it's crucial to check whether your product is compatible with the voltage in your new region. While the Mu-so 2nd Generation is universally compatible, most other Naim products require professional voltage conversion.

USB Storage Compatibility Across the Product Range For optimal compatibility and performance, Naim recommends using USB storage devices up to 1TB for SSD hard drives and 256GB for flash drives.  Compatibility depends primarily on the file system format, the number of tracks, and the device generation. Supported Drive Types The following USB storage devices are supported: USB flash drives Self-powered USB hard drives Bus-powered USB hard drives File System Format To ensure compatibility: Use FAT32 for universal support across all products. exFAT is supported on newer products running firmware version 3.4 or later. NTFS is supported on some newer models, such as the Uniti Core. Older products like the first-generation Mu-so and NDS require FAT32 formatting. Track Count and Performance For optimal performance: Keep the number of tracks on the drive below 100,000. Avoid deep folder structures or excessive metadata, which can slow down indexing or cause incomplete scans.   Product-Specific Notes Product Range Drive Type Support File System Support Size Limit Uniti Series USB stick, HDD (self/bus) FAT32, exFAT (fw 3.4+), NTFS USB sticks: up to 128–256GB depending on model Mu-so 2nd Gen USB stick, HDD (self/bus) FAT32, exFAT No strict size limit, but <100,000 tracks recommended (~2TB practical max) ND5 XS 2 / NDX 2 USB stick, HDD (self/bus) FAT32, exFAT (fw 3.4+) No strict size limit, but <100,000 tracks recommended (~2TB practical max) Uniti Core USB & internal HDD/SSD FAT32, exFAT, NTFS, HFS+ Supports internal/external drives up to 8TB, tested with up to 100,000 tracks Legacy Products USB stick only (recommended) FAT32 only Limited to FAT32, recommended ≤256GB for reliable performance

The Uniti Core offers flexible storage (up to 8 TB)  options to suit your music collection needs.  You can install an internal 2.5" SATA HDD or SSD, which serves as the primary storage for ripped CDs and downloaded music. Additionally, you can connect external USB drives directly to the Core or access music stored on network-attached storage (NAS) devices via your home network.  The Uniti Core automatically indexes and organizes music from all connected sources, making it accessible through the Naim app.  For best results, use high-quality, low noise drives and ensure your network is stable and fast.

When preparing an external drive for use with your Naim system -whether for music storage or backup- it’s important to choose a compatible file format. Naim recommends using NTFS for Windows users and exFAT for cross-platform compatibility (Windows and macOS).  These formats support large file sizes and are widely recognized by Naim devices. Avoid using macOS-specific formats like HFS+ or APFS, as they may not be supported.  Before formatting, ensure you back up any existing data on the drive. Once formatted, connect the drive to your Naim device, and it will automatically detect and index the content.