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Outlet banks 1-4 of your AVS 2000 are "switched" outlets. This means you can program them for sequential turn-on. Sequential
turn-on is one of AVS 2000's key features, helping maintain the peak performance of your components. Without sequential turn-on,
you'd power all your devices at once, causing unnecessary electrical stresses known as "turn-on surge." Turn-on surge can overheat
system connections, pop circuit breakers, and degrade overall system performance. By sequentially powering your high power loads,
you can prevent turn-on surges and deliver all the stable voltage needed to maintain peak performance.
The four switched outlets located on the back of the AVS 2000 can be individually programmed to delay power-up between
1 to 6 seconds. This means in order to program each outlet, you must use the slide switches seen in Figure 3.
The Delay Time Multiplier will double the time
selected for that bank when set to x2.
The Delay Time switches select
the delay time for that bank.
1
2
OUTLET PROGRAMMING
1s
BANK 1
1s
BANK 2
1s
BANK 3
1s
BANK 4
Delay Time
[Seconds]
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3s
x2
x1
3s
x1
x2
3s
x1
x2
3s
x2
x1
Delay Time
Multiplier
Delay time left/Multiplier left
=1 second delay
Delay time left/Multiplier right
=2 second delay
Delay time right/Multiplier left
=3 second delay
Delay time right/Multiplier right
=6 second delay
Figure 3
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