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MUTE INTERFACE

ADAPTER

NV-MI1

CONNECT TO

MUTE INPUT

A

B

A

B

DOORBELL 1

DOORBELL 2

Connect to Telephone RJ11

Line 1: Pins 3,4 Line 2: Pins 2,5

Mute Interface Module

Model NV-MI1

The NuVo NV-MI1 Mute Interface Module is designed to automatically mute any audio playing through

the System’s speakers when the telephone or doorbell rings.

The MI1 connects to the NuVo amplifier using a standard

mono patch cable with a mini-plug on each end. Plug one

end into the MUTE input on the back of the amplifier

and the other end into the input on the front of the MI1.

The back of the MI1 will accept up to two AC or

DC voltages from two different doorbell chimes.

This connection is done with two conductor wires

from the terminals on the doorbell chime to the

Doorbell A or Doorbell B inputs on the back of the

MI1. Polarity is not important for this connection.

Up to two phone lines can be brought into the

RJ11 connection on the back of the MI1. The

voltage from the phone ringer will trigger the

NuVo System to mute.

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NV-MI1 Mute Interface Adaptor (Fig. 51)

The Mute Interface is used in conjunction with System Mute input on the back of the Essentia amplifier. It acts as relay for a

voltage from up to two phone lines and two doorbell transformers. When a voltage is presented to the MI1, it sends a contact

closure to the Essentia System, which causes the system to mute momentarily. This is useful in allowing the telephone or doorbell

to be heard when audio is playing in any of the zones.

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FIXED VAR

ZONE

1

TRIG

ZONE

2

STATUS

NuVoNet

RS232

1

SUM

ALLPORTCONNECTION

IR OUTPUTS

23456

LINK

MUTE

MADEINCHINA

100~240V 50~60Hz130W

1807

N1839

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AUDIO DISTRIBUTIONSYSTEM

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