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INSTALLATION ( Continued )
Connecting the Optional
Electro-Mechanical Chime
Refer to Figure 18.
1. Connect NuTone IW-2 cable from the chime to the red and
white wires, labeled Electro-Mech Chime Input.
2. Refer to the Installation Instructions packaged with the
chime for complete wiring information.
IMPORTANT: FAILURE TO USE NUTONE IW-2 CABLE
WILL CAUSE THE SYSTEM TO HUM AT ALL TIMES.
Back-up Battery Connection
Refer to Figure 19.
1. Connect the back-up battery as illustrated.
NOTE: The back-up battery retains the correct time, alarm
time, intercom name list, radio station memory and note
location for approximately 40 hours. If you plan to have
120vAC power off for a longer period of time, the battery
should be disconnected.
Connecting Line Out,
CD/Tape Input, Phono Input
Refer to Figure 20.
NOTE: Use shielded cable with RCA type connectors
(not supplied by NuTone).
1. To connect an optional record changer, cassette or CD
player, locate the PHONO IN, TAPE IN and LINE OUT
jacks on the right side of the main circuit board.
2. To play a phonograph thru the intercom system, insert the
accessory's output plug into the master panel's
PHONO IN jack.
3. To play the CD or tape player thru the intercom system,
insert the accessory's output plug into the master panel's
CD/TAPE IN jack.
4. To use the radio as a program source for recording onto a
cassette recorder, insert the tape recorder's input plug into
the master panel's LINE OUT jack.
5. OPTIONAL HOOK-UP TO PROVIDE RADIO ONLY:
The radio and optional entertainment source can be
channeled through an auxiliary amplifier (purchase
NuTone Model: IMA-516 separately) to provide
uninterrupted music (no intercom) to separate speakers.
This type of installation can be used for a doctor's office,
where intercom and music are desired in the office area,
but music only in the waiting room.
BATTERY
CONNECTION
LINE OUT
CD/TAPE
PHONO
NOTE: If an auxiliary amplifier is used, connect the
master station's line out jack to the auxiliary amplifier's
low-level radio input wire.
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WHITE TO
CHIME
GROUND
RED TO
CHIME OUTPUT
FIGURE 18
FIGURE 19
FIGURE 20
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