M5100 -Ex Front Panel Features; M5100 -Ex Back Panel Connection Features - Panamax M5100-EX Owner's Manual

M5100 -EX Front Panel Features

Power Button
Power LEDs
Press and hold for 2 sec-
onds to turn Bank 2 and Indicates the status of the rear panel
Bank 3 outlets ON or OFF. outlets. LEDs for each outlet bank
This switch is bypassed if will be lit when the outlets are turned
the rear panel DC Trigger ON. They will flash during the start-
input is being used. up and shutdown process.
M5100-EX
BANK 1
ALWAYS ON
POWER AND FILTRATION

M5100 -EX Back Panel Connection Features

Outlet Bank 2
Four switched outlets controlled by the
front panel Power Button or the DC Trigger
Circuit Breaker
input. Bank 2 will turn on immediately and
Automatically opens
turn off after 10 seconds. EMI/RFI noise fil-
when the current load
tration is provided by a two-stage balanced
is greater than 15
Pi filter which also provides noise isolation
Amps. Push to reset.
from Outlet Banks 1 and 3.
15 AMP CIRCUIT
BANK 3
BREAKER
GROUND
LUG
DELAY ON
MAIN POWER
120 VAC/15A
HIGH CURRENT
Main Power
Outlet Bank 3
Must be plugged
Two switched, high current outlets controlled
into a properly
by the front panel Power Button or the DC
wired & ground-
Trigger input. Bank 3 has a 5 second turn on
ed 3-wire outlet
delay and turns off immediately.
Current outlet provides 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.
Ground Lug
Provides a common
grounding point for
equipment with sep-
arate ground leads.
Wiring OK LED
Normally On. Indicates
that the wall outlet is
properly grounded and
Line/Neutral polarity is
correct.
BANK 2 BANK 3 WIRING
ON OK
ON
Outlet Bank 1
Four always on outlets. Power will only be
turned off under a fault condition. (See speci-
fications for over-voltage and under-voltage
thresholds) Power is cleaned by a two-stage
balanced Pi filter which also provides noise
isolation from Outlet Banks 2 and 3.
BANK 2
SWITCHED
The High
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.
Voltmeter
Ten segment LED voltmeter indicates
voltages between 90–135VAC.
voltage drops below 90VAC, the first LED
Meter Dimmer will flash slowly to indicate an under-volt-
age condition. If line voltage exceeds
Pushbutton control for
145VAC, the first 9 LED's turn off and the
meter LED brightness.
last LED (Red) will flash slowly to indi-
Cycles between Off,
cate an over voltage condition
Low, Medium and High.
METER
90V 95V 100V 105V 110V 115V 120V 125V 130V 135V
LIGHTS
BANK 1
VOLTAGE SENSE
TRIGGER INPUT
ALWAYS ON
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 trig-
ger mini-plug.
If line
Home Theater Power Conditioner
Satellite TV
Coax Jacks
Bidirectional protection cir-
cuit optimized for satellite
TV signal lines. Do not use
for cable TV off-air anten-
nas and cable modems.
SAT
CATV / ANT
LAN
LINE IN EQUIP.
3 - 24VDC
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.
Convenience
Outlet
Provides a quick con-
venient way to plug in
components such as
camcorders and video
game systems.
Cable TV Coax Jacks
Bidirectional protection cir-
cuit optimized for cable TV,
off-air antennas and cable
modem signal lines. Do not
use for Satellite TV.
PHONE
LINE IN EQUIP.
Phone Jacks
Protection circuits for
standard telephone or pay-
per-view lines. Phone cir-
cuit 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.