Panamax M5300-EX Manual - Page 2
M5300 -EX Back Panel Connection Features, M5300 -EX Front Panel Features - power conditioner
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M5300 -EX Front Panel Features Power Button Press and hold for 2 seconds to turn Bank 2 and Bank 3 outlets ON or OFF. This switch is bypassed if the rear panel DC Trigger input is being used. Power LEDs Indicates the status of the rear panel outlets. LEDs for each outlet bank will be lit when the outlets are turned ON. They will flash during the startup and shutdown process. Wiring OK LED Normally On. Indicates that the wall outlet is properly grounded and Line/Neutral polarity is correct. Meter Dimmer Pushbutton control for meter LED brightness. Cycles between Off, Low, Medium and High. Voltmeter Digital LED voltmeter indicates incoming line voltages between 90-140VAC. Convenience Outlet Provides a quick convenient way to plug in components such as camcorders and video game systems. M5300-EX BANK 1 ALWAYS ON BANK 2 ON POWER AND FILTRATION BANK 3 ON WIRING OK METER LIGHTS VOLTS Unsafe Voltage Indicator Normally Off. Flashes to indicate that the incoming line voltage is unsafe and the unit has disconnected the power to protect your equipment. Home Theater Power Conditioner M5300 -EX Back Panel Connection Features Circuit Breaker Automatically opens when the current load is greater than 15 Amps. Push to reset. 15 AMP CIRCUIT BREAKER Outlet Bank 2 Four switched outlets controlled by the front panel Power Button or the DC Trigger input. Bank 2 will turn on immediately and turn off after 10 seconds. EMI/RFI noise filtration is provided by a three-stage balanced Pi filter which also provides noise isolation from Outlet Banks 1 and 3. Outlet Bank 1 Four always on outlets. Power will only be turned off under a fault condition. (See specifications for over-voltage and under-voltage thresholds) Power is cleaned by a three-stage balanced Pi filter which also provides noise isolation from Outlet Banks 2 and 3. BANK 3 BANK 2 BANK 1 DVR HDTV / MONITOR AUX / VCR CD RECEIVER GROUND LUG DELAY ON DIGITAL RADIO HD CABLE / SAT PRE-AMP DVD SUB / AMP MAIN POWER 120 VAC/15A HIGH CURRENT SWITCHED ALWAYS ON Satellite TV Coax Jacks Bidirectional protection circuit optimized for satellite TV signal lines. Do not use for cable TV off-air antennas and cable modems. Cable TV Coax Jacks Bidirectional protection circuit optimized for cable TV, off-air antennas and cable modem signal lines. Do not use for Satellite TV. SATELLITE CATV / ANT SATELLITE 1 SATELLITE 2 CATV / ANT 1 CATV / ANT 2 VOLTAGE SENSE TRIGGER INPUT 3 - 24VDC LAN LINE IN EQUIP. PHONE LINE IN EQUIP. Main Power Must be plugged into a properly wired & grounded 3-wire outlet Ground Lug Provides a common grounding point for equipment with separate ground leads. Outlet Bank 3 Two switched, high current outlets controlled by the front panel Power Button or the DC Trigger input. Bank 3 has a 5 second turn on delay and turns off immediately. The High Current outlets provide power from a low impedance noise filtration circuit that does not limit the current to your equipment. Its output is noise isolated from all other outlet banks. Voltage Sense Trigger Input 3.5mm (1/8") Mini-Plug jack. Connect to a remote trigger device that uses a DC output to trigger a startup/shutdown sequence. This bypasses the front panel power switch. Important, Please Note: The unit needs to be plugged in, and in the powered OFF state before inserting the DC input trigger mini-plug. LAN Jacks Protection circuits for 10/100 baseT Ethernet lines. Incoming LAN line MUST be plugged into the LINE jack. Patch cord to the equipment MUST be plugged into the EQUIP jacks. Phone Jacks Protection circuits for standard telephone or payper-view lines. Phone circuit is auto-resetting. Incoming phone cord MUST be plugged into the LINE jack. Patch cords to the equipment (satellite receiver, digital video recorder, telephone, etc.) MUST be plugged into the EQUIP jacks. Note to CATV Installers: This reminder is provided to call attention to Article 820-40 of the NEC. That article provides specific guidelines for proper grounding.It specifies that the cable ground shall be connected to the grounding system of the building and as close to the point of entry as practical.