Outdoor Remote Stations, Door Stations

model NM100WH

Use the screws provided with the remote station to screw the remote station and frame into place. The holes in the remote station align with the holes in the mounting plate. The remote station keeps the plastic frame in place on the wall.

Note that the plastic frames are paintable. Please prime the plastic first and then apply standard room paint. The white plastic may require two coats of paint to get full coverage. It is recommended that you paint the frame prior to mounting it to the wall.

Important: Please label all cables at both ends. Incorrectly connecting cables to the master, remote stations or door stations could result in system damage.

Outdoor Remote Stations

Do not remove the existing outdoor remote station rough-in. The NuTone retrofit system is designed to fit into the existing enclosure. It is important to note that the outdoor remote stations are weather resistant not water proof. These stations should not be located in an area that is in direct line of water from sprinklers, rain or other devices such as power washers.

Please use the NF300PWH frame in outdoor and high sun areas. The NF300PWH plastic is designed to withstand sun and resist fading. If a patio requires a surface mount application, use the NRKS200PWH. This is a surface mount box and cover that will support the NPS200WH, NPS103WH or NPS104WH outdoor remote stations.

To install an outdoor remote station follow the instructions presented earlier for indoor remote stations.

Door Stations

Remove the old door station but do not remove the rough-in box or surface mount box. When replacing a NuTone door station you must use the NF300DWH mounting frame. The M&S door station sets in the NF300DWH frame and the screws attach to the existing rough-in. Connect the door station with the corresponding color wires. Screw the door station or door station with NF300DWH frame into the rough-in box.

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External Music Source

The NM100 retrofit system supports the use of external music sources. You can use an existing connection or run a new wire to support local source connection. To install a new local source follow the steps detailed in the following paragraphs.

Choose a location for the IA30WH audio wall plate that will be easily accessible to the sources that are to be connected to the system (close to the receiver, TV or DVD player for example). Note: the external source wire run to the NM100 must not exceed 50 feet.

At this location, attach a single gang box included in the IR30K rough-in to a wall stud at a center height of normal wall outlets. Use a low voltage plaster ring in existing construction installations.

Make sure the single gang box extends past the wall stud and into the room so it will be flush with the sheetrock when it is applied. Run the Red and Black shielded audio cables (included in the IR30K) from the master unit location to the IA30WH audio wall plate location. Connect the cables.

Installing the Chime Module

Install the NA3003C or NA3008C optional chime module in the rough-in by pressing the chime module over the 4 plastic standoffs attached to the rough-in as shown in the following figure. Refer to the instructions shipped with the chime module.

Installing the NC300 CD changer

Connect the audio cables to the audio jacks of the NC300 player as shown in the figure below. After connecting the audio cables and main cable, connect the power cord from the NA200TA transformer to the power connector on the NC300 CD changer. Please refer to the installation manual packed with the NC300 CD changer.

Ensuring that nothing is between the CD player and the back of the rough-in (including cables), place the NC300 player into the lower opening of the frames including the NF200C or NF100C frames. Use the screws provided to secure the unit in place.