IV. Attaching Source Equipment to the E6M

IV. Attaching Source Equipment to the E6M

Each piece of source equipment is connected to the E6M	Fig. 4: Source Inputs
amplifier with RCA cables. These go from the RCA output			INPUT SOURCES
			INPUT SOURCES
on the back of the source equipment to the RCA source inputs						L

on the back of the E6M (Fig. 4).						R
	1	2	3	4	5	6

Any unused inputs should be shorted-circuited with the

supplied RCA shunts. This prevents any possibility of

crosstalk between the sources.

RCA Shunts are provided with the E6M and E6X packages and should be used to short-circuit any unused source inputs.

V. Connecting the IR Emitters

IR commands are transferred from the E6M amplifier to the source equipment via mini IR mouse emitters. Four of these are supplied with your E Series system.

Fig. 5: IR Emitter Outputs

AUDIO OUTPUT

IR EMITTER OUTPUTS

The emitters are plugged into the “IR Emitter Outputs”

CONNECT TO NV-E6X

+12V OUTPUT PULSE

(Fig. 5).

Outputs 1-6 are routed to the odd and even sources. In other words, if source 1, 3, or 5 is selected at the keypad, then emitters 1, 3, and 5 all flash, as does the “Sum” output. If source 2, 4, or 6 is selected, then emitters 2, 4, and 6 all flash, as does the “Sum” output.

IR source routing allows you to have two identical sources and still have independent control of those two sources.

If IR repeating is needed while the zone is turned “OFF,” only the 1, 3, 5, and “Sum” outputs are active.

ODD NUMBERED OUTPUTS ARE IDENTICAL (TIED TOGETHER)

EVEN NUMBERED OUTPUTS ARE IDENTICAL (TIED TOGETHER)

1 2 3 4 5 6 SUM

The NV-VEC emitter flasher has an adhesive pad that attaches directly over the IR receiver window on the source equipment.

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