Nuvo NV-E6XS - Manual (Page 14)

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DIAGNOSTIC CONTROL
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X. Using the “Mute” and “Unit On” Pins
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All NUVO products come with the wireless remote. This
remote will control all functions of the NV-EKP keypad. To
control the E Series, move the “Device Selector” switch on
the upper right side of the RC1 to “Multi-room.” Now the
numeric buttons will select the source (#1-#6), and the five
buttons in the “Multi-room” section will correspond exactly to
the EKP keypad.
The RC1 can also be used to teach any learning remote
control all of its internal commands (Fig. 13).
Fig. 13: NV-RC1 Remote
Source 1
Source 2
Source 3
Source 4
Source 5
Source 6
Source 7
Source 8
Source 9
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Refer to the owner’s manual for your
learning remote control to place that
device in learn mode. Once you have
chosen a page for storing the E Series’
internal functions, i.e., source selection,
volume, etc., you can then easily teach
these functions to your learning remote
and have complete wireless control of
your NUVO system.
NV-RC1 Remote Learning Remote
The “Mute” input can be used to mute the system by
providing a dry closure to these pins (Fig. 14). In other
words, any short-circuit across this input will temporarily
mute the system. This can be useful for providing a mute
when the phone, or doorbell ring. Most home automation
devices can provide this type of output.
The “Unit On” pins will provide a +12Vdc at 100mA output
when any zone is “ON.” This can be used via a signal-
sensing power strip to switch on other equipment when
the E Series system is being used.
Fig. 15: “Mute In” and “Unit On” Pins
The “Mute ” is an external mute switch.
This can be as simple as a 2-conductor
wire from a relay closure on a home
automation system or phone system to the
E6M unit. This will short-circuit the input, and
mute the system when the doorbell or phone
is rung.
IX. NV-RC1 REMOTE CONTROL