Nuvo NV-E6MS, NV-E6XS manual IX. NV-RC1REMOTE CONTROL, X. Using the “Mute” and “Unit On” Pins

IX. NV-RC1 REMOTE CONTROL

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		Source		Source
	4		1		TUNER TUNER	TUNER
7		4		1	2 3	1
Source	5	Source	2	Source
8		5		2
Source 9	6	Source 6	3	Source 3	MULTI-ROOM	TUNER

NV-RC1 Remote Learning Remote

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.

X. Using the “Mute” and “Unit On” Pins

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

Fig. 15: “Mute In” and “Unit On” Pins

DIAGNOSTIC CONTROL

REFER TO MANUAL MUTE UNIT ON

when the phone, or doorbell ring. Most home automation devices can provide this type of output.

0 1 2 3

N.O. G +12V G

-INPUT- -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.

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.

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