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Owner’s Manual ECS-6RMB
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ECS-6RMB
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Table of Contents
Important Safety Instructions.................................................................................................................. 3
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................ 5
ECS-6RMBKey Features......................................................................................................................... 6
ECM Module Key Features ..................................................................................................................... 6
Applications ............................................................................................................................................ 6
Front Panel Description ........................................................................................................................... 7
Rear Panel Description ............................................................................................................................ 9
Using the Output Relays ......................................................................................................................... 9
Remote Activation Options ..................................................................................................................... 9
Emergency Power Down .......................................................................................................................11
System Configuration Switch Settings ...................................................................................................11
Wire and Data Considerations .............................................................................................................. 12
Internal ECM Module Features ............................................................................................................. 13
AP-GNL18 - LED Gooseneck Lamp....................................................................................................... 14
ECM-15SH - Standalone 15A Electrical Control Module ....................................................................... 14
ECM-20SH - Standalone 20A Electrical Control Module....................................................................... 15
ECM-20M - Electrical Control Module .................................................................................................. 15
ECM-20 - Electrical Control Module (Without Current Monitoring) ...................................................... 15
ECM-RACEWY6 - ECM Raceway Housing ........................................................................................... 16
ECM-3BP - Raceway Blank Plate .......................................................................................................... 16
ECM-ACIN ............................................................................................................................................. 16
ECS-KSW6 - Remote Key Switch and Monitor ......................................................................................17
ECS-6RMBConfigurations ..................................................................................................................... 18
ECM-20/M Wiring Configurations ......................................................................................................... 21
Troubleshooting ..................................................................................................................................... 22
Specifications ........................................................................................................................................ 24
Warranty ................................................................................................................................................ 28

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Important Safety Instructions
1. Read these instructions.
2. Keep these instructions.
3. Heed all warnings.
4. Follow all instructions.
5. Do not use this device near water.
6. Clean only with dry cloth.
7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other device (including amplifiers)
that produce heat.
9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades with one wider than the
other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong are provided for your
safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.
10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they
exit from the device.
11. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
12. Use only with the cart, stand, tripod, bracket, or table specified by the manufacturer, or sold with the device. When a cart is used,
use caution when moving the cart/device combination to avoid injury from tip-over.
13 This product is equipped with a three-wire grounding-type plug, a plug having a third (grounding) pin. This plug will only fit into a
grounding-type power outlet. This is a safety feature. If you are unable to insert the plug into the outlet, contact your electrician to
replace your obsolete outlet. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding-type plug.
14. Unplug this device during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time.
15. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the device has been damaged in any way, such as
power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled, or objects have fallen into the device, the device has been exposed
to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
16. WARNING: To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, this device should not be exposed to rain or moisture and objects filled with
liquids, such as a vase, should not be placed on this device.
17. To completely disconnect this equipment from the mains, disconnect the power supply cord plug from the receptacle.
18. The mains plug of the power supply cord shall remain readily operable.
The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an
equilateral triangle, is intended to alert the user to the
presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage “ within the
product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude
to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is
intended to alert the user to the presence of important
operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the
literature accompanying the product.

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When The Device Is In Use
• To prevent electric shock, do not remove the product cover as there are high voltage components inside. Refer all servicing to
Atlas Sound.
• Should any of the following irregularities occur during use, immediately switch off the power, disconnect the power cord from the
AC outlet and contact Atlas Sound. Do not to attempt to continue operation with the product as this may cause fire or electric shock:
• Smoke or strange smell coming from the unit.
• If the product falls or the case is damaged.
• If water or any metallic objects falls into the product.
• If the power supply cord is damaged in any way.
• If the unit is malfunctioning.
• Do not insert or drop metallic objects or flammable materials into the ventilation holes of the product's cover, as this may result in
electric shock or fire.
• Do not place any containers with liquid or metallic objects on the top of the product. If any liquid spills into the unit, fire or electric
shock may result.
• Never operate this product or touch the power supply cord during an electrical storm, electric shock may result.
• Never exceed the power rating on the product when connecting equipment. Fire and/or property damage may result.
• Operate the product only with the voltage specified on the unit. Fire and/or electric shock may result if a higher voltage is used.
• Do not modify, kink, or cut the power cord. Do not place the power cord in close proximity to heaters and do not place heavy objects
on the power cord, including the product itself, doing so may result in fire or electrical shock.
• Ensure that the safety ground terminal is connected to a proper ground. Never connect the ground to a gas pipe as a catastrophic
disaster may result.
• Be sure the installation of the product is stable, avoid slanted surfaces as the product may fall and cause injury or property damage.
When Installing The Product
• Plugging in or unplugging the power cord with wet hands may result in electric shock.
• Never move the unit with the power cord plugged into the wall, as damage to the power cord may result.
• When unplugging the cord from the wall, grasp the plug, NOT the cord.
• Never install this product in humid or dusty locations, nor in direct sunlight, near sources of heat, or in areas where sooty smoke or
steam are present. Fire and electric shock may result.
• Keep all sides of the unit at least 31/2" away from objects that may obstruct air flow to prevent the unit's internal temperature rise.
When The Product Is In Use
• Never place heavy objects on the product, causing it to fall and/or break, resulting in personal injury and property damage. In
addition, the product itself may fall and cause injury and property damage.
• Contact Atlas Sound for instructions on cleaning the inside of the unit. Large accumulations of dust inside the unit may result in heat
buildup and fire.
• Ensure that the power supply plug is securely plugged into the wall outlet. Never allow dust to accumulate on the power plug or
inside the wall outlet.
• When cleaning the unit or the unit is not to be operated for an extended period, unplug the power cord from the wall.
CAUTION
WARNING
CAUTION

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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing the Atlas Sound ECS-6RMBIntelligent AC Power Sequencer. The ECS-6RMB(Electrical Controller Sequencer
with Six Timing Sections with Remote Monitoring) modular system has been designed to meet most installation requirements for AC
power distribution, equipment power conditioning and surge suppression protection. The compact 1RU unit features six sequential
timing sections that can be activated at the unit or remotely. Up to three ECS-6RMBunits can be daisy chained together with
independent trigger timing settings giving you a total of 18 sequence triggered outlets. The ECS-6RMBunit is the activation controller/
monitor portion of the system and requires a 120V AC Mains ECM (Electrical Controlled Module) for each triggered output. A variety of
remote ECM AC modules are available to meet different installation requirements which are discussed later in this manual.
The ECS-6RMBcan also monitor up to six independent 20A AC main lines, both voltage and current readings can be viewed via the
laboratory grade meters on the front panel. The ECS-6RMBhas built in intelligence that monitors the AC lines and will inform you of
potentially damaging voltages. If the AC Mains voltage is between 101VAC and 107VAC or 128VAC and 132VAC the display will flash
an error code indicating a potential fault has occurred and sensitive equipment should be checked. If an extreme voltage swing occurs
above 128VAC or below 101VAC, the Extreme Voltage Shutdown (EVS) protection circuit will automatically turn all remote ECM
modules off until the system is reset.
The ECS-6RMBalso features 6 sequenced independent relay contacts. The activation of the contacts works in parallel of the
corresponding ECM triggered outputs. Sequence activation can be done locally or remotely via a DC voltage or by a switch. There
are a variety of wall plates to choose from for remote activation. The ECS-KSW6 is ideally suited because of the remote channel
monitoring it provides. The ECS-KSW6 can be placed up to 1000ft away from the ECS-6RMB.
The ECS-6RMBincorporates an Emergency Power Down (EPD) feature. The EPD may be required by the local fire codes to pass site
inspection. When activated, this port turns off all channels at once.
To light your rack, the ECS-6RMBhas incorporated both front and rear XLR style sockets for the 16" gooseneck LED lamp. One AP-GNL18
lamp is included and an additional lamp can be purchased separately. LED lamps are far superior in longevity along with heat reduction when
compared to traditional incandescent lamps and the XLR base mounts are more secure than the commonly used BNC type base.
The ECM modules have been designed to be flexible to meet a variety of AC power management requirements. The mating of the
ECS-6RMBto the ECM modules can be accomplished using any 5 conductor cable and can be placed up to 1000ft away. Each ECM
module has an input DC voltage trigger of 5VDC, plus three low voltage data port connections for AC Mains monitoring. If AC outlets
are required to be placed within the same rack as the ECS-6RMB, the ECM-RACEWY6 raceway can house up to six ECM-20 or
ECM-20M modules and six independent 20A AC 120V lines. For remote locations where single outlet turn On/Off and monitoring is
required the ECM-15SH (15A) and the ECM-20SH (20A) can be a perfect fit. All ECM modules offer different and unique packaging
designs and mounting options to assure they meet job requirements. Features of the ECM modules vary, allowing the customer to
choose what is best for their installation.
All ECM modules feature AC spike suppression. AC Spikes, or Transients, are commonly caused by utility power plant grid switchovers.
The amount of energy that can be injected into the power system can be immense with voltages reaching 6kV or amperage peaks
of 3000A. These spikes are very fast and usually only last for a very short period of time. To protect against this potential problem
incoming AC Mains have special suppression circuitry to eliminate the unwanted energy. This circuitry is very fast and can suppress
unwanted energy within a nanosecond, while sustaining the suppression for up to 2 milliseconds, thus ensuring virtually trouble free
protection. High and Low AC Main line voltages are another major contributor to equipment failures. The ECM modules support EVS
circuitry which enables the module to be shut Off during Low and High AC Line conditions.
The ECM-20M, ECM-15, and ECM-20SH also feature noise filtering for unwanted Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) that is commonly
introduced into the AC lines by nearby radio transmitters or wireless products. EMI filters are incorporated to reduce noise from
Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) generated by items such as electric motors and switching power supplies. The benefit of these
filters can be seen on video products or audibly by reducing static pops and external signal interference.
High line is also known as a surge. Surges are usually a slower, steady state rise in voltages ranging from 128VAC and up. They can be
caused from fluctuations in the utility company’s power lines or industrial equipment turning On and Off, and are on the same power
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Low line is also known as brownouts. This happens when the AC Mains drops below 107VAC. Most of the time it is caused by the
utility company not being able to supply enough power during heavy utility consumption time periods, such as heat waves.
Another factor would be from voltage drops in AC lines due to long transmissions. The ECS-6RMBwill inform you if any of these
conditions occur. Extreme variances in Unstable AC Mains voltage are one of the main reasons for equipment failure.
The ECS-6RMBoffers Intelligent Sequenced Power Management control, making it the most flexible, effective power management
protection system on the market today.
ECS-6RMBKey Features
• 6 sequencer timing sections, 1, 3, or 6 second intervals
• 6 independent ECM connections
• 6 independent contact closures
• Front panel digital AC Mains voltage and current meter
• Front and rear mounted XLR connector for 12VDC LED gooseneck lamp
• AP-GNL18 LED gooseneck lamp included, Qty 1
• External switch sequence trigger activation
• External DCV sequence trigger activation 5-24VDC
• Abnormal AC line voltage indicator for voltages between 101VAC - 107VAC or 128VAC - 132VAC
• Extreme Voltage Shutdown (EVS) below 101VAC or above 132VAC line
• EPD Emergency Power Down
ECM Module Key Features
• Manual/Auto On/Off switch
• Incoming AC present LED
• Active LED
• AC Fault LED
• Clamping spike and surge suppression EVS circuitry
• AC mains voltage and current monitoring (Voltage only for ECM-20)
• EMI & RFI filtering (Not in ECM-20)
Applications
The ECS-6RMBwas designed to be flexible with features that allow it to be used in a variety of applications. The sequenced outputs
allow the turning of equipment On and Off in a particular order, to eliminate an in rush of current and audible pops that often occur
with non-sequenced power strips. It also can be used solely for protection against voltage surges. If fuzzy video or frequent static pops
occur, the AC power conditioning will eliminate or reduce those inconveniences. The following are just a few examples of applications in
which the ECS-6RMBcan be used:
• Restaurants
• Houses of Worship
• Schools
• Home Theaters
• Office Buildings
• Sports Bars
• Industrial Facilities

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Front Panel
1. System Activation Switch
To activate or deactivate the system sequence, press the momentary switch once. There must be at least one ECM (Electrical Control
module) connected for a sequence to occur. If there are no Channel Status LEDs illuminated or Voltage readings, no sequence will
occur. The unit will only sequence through the number of ECM modules connected. Note: If there are ECM modules connected and
the Channel Status LED is illuminated but the Activation Switch has no effect, the unit may be in External Trigger Mode. Refer to
Channel Status LEDs and Relay Contacts sections.
2. System Activation Switch Security Cover
3. Unit Activation Mode LEDs
• System ON LED - When the ECS-6RMBis activated the System ON LED will illuminate.
• Exterior Trigger Mode - If an External Trigger Voltage or Switch is applied to activate the ECS-6RMBthe Exterior Trigger Mode
LED will be illuminated. Note: When LED is ON the System Activation switch is defeated.
• Slave Mode - When the Slave Mode LED is illuminated it indicates that there is more than one ECS-6RMBconnected to the
trigger sequencing. Up to three ECS-6RMBunits can be connected in series. Refer to Rear Panel System Control for more details.
4. Channel Activation Status LEDs
There are six Bi-Color LEDs that represent Channels 1 thru 6 of the ECS-6RMB. These LEDs indicate when there is AC voltage present
or if there is an error within the AC Mains System.
• Red “Standby” - If a Channel on an ECM-20, ECM-20M, ECM-15SH or ECM-20SH module is connected to the ECS-6RMBa
Red LED will illuminate indicating that Channel is active and in Standby mode. If there are Channels of the ECS-6RMBwith no
ECM modules connected, NO LED for that Channel will illuminate indicating NO CONNECTION (nC) has been established.
Note: If the Channel is selected for monitoring has No CONNECTION the LCD display will read “nC”.
• Green “ON” - When the ECS-6RMBhas been activated and sequencing is completed, the LED for the Channel with an ECM
module connected will turn from Red to Green - indicating the ECM module is activated and operational.
• Red “Flashing” - If a fault in voltage occurs the ECS-6RMBwill shut the ECM module off and will report back to the ECS-6RMB
causing the Channel Activation LED to flash Red, indicating an error has occurred. Note: The LED will continue to flash until the
voltage has stabilized at the ECM module and the ECS-6RMBis reset. To reset the ECS-6RMB, restart the sequencing. Note: It
is also possible to have Channels flashing Red while others are operational with a steady Green LED. This is because an
ECM-15SH or ECM-20SH can be placed on a different AC leg up to 1000ft away. Not all ECM modules may see the same error
in AC Mains voltage thus allowing some ECM modules to remain operational.
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Front Panel
5. Channel Selection Switches
These push button switches allow the selection of the Channel to be viewed at the Voltage and Current Meter.
6. Channel Selected LEDs
There are six Channels in the ECS-6RMBand only one Channel Voltage or Current can be viewed at a time. The Channel selected and
being viewed is indicated by the illuminated LEDs.
7. AC Mains Voltage and Current Meter
There is only one Volt and Current Meter. There are up to six Channels of viewing required and to need to select the Channel you
need to monitor. The Channel you are viewing will have a single LED illuminated. Refer to the Channel Select LED. The Voltmeter has
a 2% accuracy tolerance and will indicate the Voltage present at an ECM module. For the Current reading to function an ECM-20M,
ECM15SH or an ECM-20SH module must be connected. Also a minimum of 500mA of current draw must be at the ECM module
for the ECS-6RMBto read. Less than that the display will read ”nA”. The ECM-20 module has no current sensing circuitry, the Current
display will also read “nA”.
8. Light Socket
The XLR socket is used for the optional 12VDC AP-GNL18 LED Gooseneck Lamp. Note: This is not an audio connection.
9. Light On/Off Switch
This switch turns On or Off the voltage to the XLR lamp socket.
10. Adjustable and Removable Rack Mount Ears
The depth of the ECS-6RMBcan be adjusted to meet the requirements of the rack. Loosen the corresponding screws, set depth and
retighten screws. The rack ears can also be removed.

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Rear Panel
1. ECM Control Ports
Up to 6 AC Main circuits can be activated or monitored by the ECS-6RMB. Each ECM control port connects to one of the following
ECM modules: ECM-20M, ECM-15SH, ECM-20SH and the ECM-20. For connection between the ECS-6RMBand an ECM module use
a 5 conductor cable that is a minimum of 24 gauge wire. We suggest using CAT5 cable due to the common availability. Pay special
attention to the port connections and DO NOT MISWIRE or damage may occur. The distance between the ECS-6RMBand an ECM
module can be up to 1000ft.
(+) = 5VDC, G = Circuit Ground, V = AC Voltage Status Signal, A = AC Current Status Signal, D = Fault Status Signal, all signals are of
low voltage and current
2. Relay Contacts
Each Channel of the ECS-6RMBalso has a Relay contact that works in conjunction with the ECM control port. Sequencing and timing of
these connections are the same as the corresponding ECM channels. Example: Sequence 1 ECM Port output works at the same time
as the CH 1 Relay contact. Note: All ECM modules can be triggered using the Relay contacts to activate the ECM module. See the
ECM module manuals for details.
Important: The ECS-6RMBhas built-in sensing that identifies if a channel has an ECM module connected. If the ECS-6RMBdoes not
sense a module connected it will skip that channel during a power ON / OFF sequence. To use the dry contacts as part of a power
ON / OFF sequence without having an ECM module connected to corresponding ECM channel, the ECS-6RMBmust think an ECM
module is connected. To do this, select the Relay Port channel and the mating ECM channel to be sequenced, connect a wire from the
Remote Activation +12VDC port to the ECM channel’s Signal Status “D” terminal.
3. Remote Activation Connections
The ECS-6RMBcan be activated via five methods. Two of them are via the Remote Activation port. The others are via the Front Panel
Activation Switch, Wall Plate switch and ECS-KSW6 Key Panel Switch.
A. External Latching Switch (Contact Closure) - The ECS-6RMBcan be remotely activated from hundreds of feet away. A simple
low voltage/current single contact latching switch can be applied to the two terminals, Pin 1 (RMT V IN) and Pin 4 (+12VDC), on
the Remote Activation port. When the two pins are shorted together the Front Panel Activation Switch is overridden by the
External Switch. The Remote Trigger Activation LED will illuminate on the Front panel indicating the status of the activation mode.
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54 7 6 8
2
Lamp
Slave Loop
(Not Ethernet)
Hard
Contact
Remote Status &
Activation
Note: After Changing Switch Settings,
the Unit’s Power Must Be Reset.
Channel Relay Contacts (NO = Normally Open)
CH1
To / From ECM-20H
G
+V A A NO
CH6 CH5
A NOD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
CH2
To / From ECM-20H
CH3
To / From ECM-20H
CH4
To / From ECM-20H
CH5
To / From ECM-20H
CH6
To / From ECM-20H
Momentary
In
Out
24 DC IN
+–
0
1
A B C D E
Off
On
A NO
CH4 CH3
A NO A NO
CH2 CH1
A NO RMT V IN
GND
EPD
+12VDC
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
Remote Activation
Note:
See Top Cover
for Settings
Note: See Manual or Top Cover for
Channel Relay Functions
+12VDC
See Application Diagram
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Rear Panel
3. Remote Activation Connections
B. Remote DC Voltage Trigger - The ECS-6RMBcan be remotely activated from hundreds of feet away using a DCV for activation.
DC voltages ranging from 3V DC to 24V DC can be applied to the two terminal connections on the Remote Activation port
marked “RMT V IN” and “GND”. When these two points have the proper voltage applied, the unit will be active; when the DC
voltage is removed the unit will shut off. When the proper DC voltage is applied the Front Panel Activation Switch is overridden.
The Remote Trigger Activation LED will illuminate on the Front panel indicating the status of the activation mode.
C. Front Panel Activation Switch - See Front Panel Activation Switch for details.
D. Remote Control Key Switch ECS-KSW6 - This is an optional accessory item that allows you to activate, lock out, and monitor
the system from up to 1000ft away. See the ECS-KSW6 manual for details.
E. Remote Switch with LED - This is an optional accessory item that allows you to activate the system from up to 1000ft away.
You can choose the switch contact type with either Momentary (MM) or Hard latching (CC). A rear panel; selection switch
allows you to choose. We suggest you use Channel one Status LED to connect to the wall plate.
P1
BLK WIRE INDICATOR
REMOTE WALL PLATE
SWITCH
RED WIRE
P2
P3
P4 NC
P5 NC
P6 NC
P7 NC
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Rear Panel
4. Emergency Power Down
The Emergency Power Down may be required by the local fire codes to pass site inspections. When activated, this port turns off all
channels at once. To activate an EPD, short P2 (GND) and P3 (EPD) together. To restart a sequence, the EPD pin must be released
from Ground.
5. System Configuration Switch Settings
Up to three ECS-6RMBunits can be daisy chained together giving you 18 sequenced outputs. To do so you need to set the timing
sequence of each unit. There are five dip switches that determine the position of the unit and the delay between sequencing. Follow
the steps for setup.
1. Master or Slave Unit - Determine if you daisy chaining two or three units together. Choose the position of the sequence in
perspective to the equipment you are activating. The first unit will be known as the Master Unit, all others are Slave Units.
Switches A & B determine the position of the unit and sequence timing. Follow the chart below and on the back of the
ECS-6RMBfor the settings. When a unit is selected as a Slave Unit the Front Panel Slave Mode LED will illuminate. Also follow
the System Control Port section below for unit daisy chain connection. Note: After changing a setting the unit power must be
rest for the changed settings to take effect.
2. Delay Time Switches - The ECS-6RMBhas three timing settings between each sequence, 1 Second, 3 Seconds and 6 Seconds.
Follow the chart for the settings for Switches C & D. When daisy chaining multiple units together each unit’s settings only
relate to that individual unit. Therefore, each unit can be different or all can have the same setting. Example: Unit One for
3 Seconds, Unit Two for 1 Second, and Unit Three for 6 Seconds. Note: After changing a setting the unit power must be reset
for the changed settings to take effect.
3. Auto EVS Bypass Switch - The Extreme Voltage Shutdown (EVS) has two settings to meet your install requirements. The
selection of the settings is via switch E and affects all six channels. When set to (0) “Auto Reset” the EVS circuit will trigger
an ECM shutdown when an extreme voltage condition occurs and will auto reset when the AC Mains voltage has stabilized.
When set to 1 “Manual Reset” the EVS circuitry will trigger a shutdown during and extreme voltage condition and will not turn
back on unless the unit is manually turned on. See EVS feature definition for details. Note: After changing a setting the unit
power must be reset for the changed setting to take effect.

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Rear Panel
6. Light Socket
The XLR socket is used for the optional 12VDC AP-GNL18 LED Gooseneck Lamp. Note: This is not an audio connection.
7. Light On/Off Switch
This switch turns On or Off the voltage to the XLR lamp socket.
8. System Control In/Out Ports
These ports are used when daisy chaining more than one ECS-6RMBtogether. Up to three units can be connected in series. Connection
is via a RJ45 connector. A common Ethernet cable can be used. Note: This is not an IP Ethernet port and is only used for ECS-6RMB
connectivity between units. Distance between units can be several feet apart. Start with the Master Unit by connecting to the “OUT”
connector port and then into the first Slave units “IN” connector port.
9. Remote Control Key Pad Port
This port is be used with the ECS-KSW6 Remote Key Switch / System Status Plate. This is an optional accessory item that allows
activation, lock out, and monitoring of the AC Mains system from up to 1000ft away. See Remote ECS-KSW6 for details. Connection is
via an RJ45 connector. A common Ethernet cable can be used. Note: This is not an IP Ethernet port and is only used for connectivity
between ECS-6RMBand the ECS-KSW6 units. Wiring of this connector is the same as an Ethernet cable. DO NOT MISWIRE the
connector or damage may occur.
10. Remote Control Key Pad Selection Type Switch
The control port can be configured to be used with a Momentary type switch which mimics the front panel Activation Switch or a Hard
latching type switch which overrides the front panel Activation Switch.
11. DC Power In
The ECS-6RMBcomes with a universal power supply that operates from 100VAC - 240VAC. The 24VDC output connects to the DC input
jack. A cable tie can be used with the slot above the DC jack to secure the cable to the chassis.
ECM Data and Wire Distance
There are six ECM control ports on the ECS-6RMBand up to 6 ECM Modules can be connected to the ECS-6RMB. The four different
types of ECM Modules require the same interface connectivity to the ECS-6RMB. All ECM Modules can be interchanged with the
ECS-6RMB. For connection between the ECS-6RMBand an ECM module use a 5 conductor cable that is a minimum of 24 gauge wire.
We suggest using CAT5 cable due to the common availability and low cost. Pay special attention to the port connections and DO NOT
MISWIRE or damage may occur. The distance between the ECS-6RMBand the ECM Module can be up to 1000ft.
There are four different types of ECM Modules that require the same interface connectivity to the ECS-6RMB. All ECM Modules can be
interfaced with the ECS-6RMB. For connection between the ECS-6RMBand an ECM module, use a 5 conductor cable that is a minimum of
24 gauge wire. We suggest using CAT5 cable due to the common availability and low cost. Pay special attention to the port connections and DO
NOT MISWIRE or damage may occur. The distance between the ECS-6RMBand the ECM Module can be up to 1000ft.
ECM Module Activation Without Using an ECS-6RMBor ECS-3 Controller
Any of the ECM-20, ECM-20M, ECM-15SH or the ECM-20SH Modules can be triggered to activate without using an ECS type
Controller. Any DCV supply will activate the ECM by applying DCV 5-24VDC to the “+” and “GND” terminals. An external switch will
also activate an ECM by applying a contact to short terminals “+” and “D” together. Note: the EVS and Voltage monitoring will be
disabled using either of these methods.

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ECM Module Features
• EMI / RFI Filters - ECM filters for noise and unwanted Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) that are commonly introduced in the
AC lines by nearby radio transmitters or wireless products. EMI filters are incorporated to reduce noise from Electromagnetic
Interference (EMI) from such items as electric motors and switching power supplies. The benefit of these filters can be seen
on video products or audibly by reducing static pops and external signal interference.
• AC Spike Protection - ECM modules feature AC spike suppression. AC Spikes, or Transients, are commonly caused by utility
power plant grid switchovers. The amount of energy that can be injected into the power system can be immense with voltages
reaching 6kV or amperage peaks of 3000A. These spikes are very fast and usually only last for a very short period of time. To
protect against this potential problem incoming AC Mains has special suppression circuitry to eliminate the unwanted energy.
This circuitry is very fast and can suppress unwanted energy within a nanosecond, while sustaining the suppression up to 2
milliseconds, thus ensuring virtually trouble-free protection.
• AC Surge Protection - High line can also be known as surges. Surges usually are a slower steady state rise in voltages ranging
from 128VAC and up. They can be caused from fluctuations in the utility company’s power lines, industrial equipment
turning On and Off, and is on the same power leg of the building’s incoming AC.
• EVS Protection - If an ECM Module is connected to the ECS-6RMB, the ECS-6RMBhas built-in intelligence that monitors the
AC lines from the ECM modules and will inform you of potentially damaging voltages. If the AC Mains voltage is between
101VAC and 107VAC or 128VAC and 132VAC the display will flash an error code indicating a potential fault has occurred
and sensitive equipment should be checked. If an extreme voltage swing occurs above 128VAC or below 101VAC, the
Extreme Voltage Shutdown (EVS) protection circuit will automatically turn all remote ECM modules Off until the system is
manually reset. The EVS feature can be defeated if required via the ECS-6RMBEVS bypass switch.
• Over Current Protection - In the case of excessive current draw at the ECM module. An internal Slow Blow fuse will open
protecting the devices plugged into the ECM module. Note: This fuse must be changed by a qualified service technician.
ECM Indicator and Part Description
A. Trigger / Status Port Pin Identification - All signals are of low voltage and current. DO NOT MISWIRE or damage may occur.
1. (+) Requires a minimum of 5-24V DC to activate the module with 5mA of current. Note: The DCV can be supplied from any
source. The EVS protection requires the ECS-6RMBfor operation.
2. G = Circuit Ground, Must be of the same circuit as the DCV source.
3. V = AC Voltage Status Signal, this signal reports back to the ECS-6RMBthe Incoming AC Mains Voltage to the ECM module.
4. A = AC Current Status Signal, this signal reports back to the ECS-6RMBthe AC Mains Current draw at the ECM module.
5. D = Fault Status Signal, reports to the ECS-6RMBfault conditions of an ECM module.
B. External Trigger / Manual On Switch - The ECM-15SH, ECM-20SH, and ECM-20M have a manual override switch allowing
them to be used as a local Power Conditioner and Surge Suppressor. For it to be remotely monitored and activated the switch
must be in the “External Trigger” position.
C. Incoming AC LED - This LED will illuminate Red when the ECM has incoming AC power present at the module. This LED must
be on to operate. Note: If this LED is not illuminated check the following 1) The unit is plugged in, 2) The AC Mains Breaker
feeding the AC leg to the ECM module is Off, 3) The internal fuse has been damaged. This should only be inspected by an
authorized technician.
D. Active LED - This LED will illuminate Green when the ECM module has sensed the proper DCV to trigger activate the power
on circuit. Note: If connected to the ECS-6RMBand the EVS circuit is activated this LED will not be On. The Channel Status
LED on the ECS-6RMBwill flash indicating a problem and will not turn the ECM module On until the AC Mains voltage is stable.
E. AC Fault LED - If damage to the Spike Suppression circuit occurred this LED will illuminate RED. The module may still operate
but may not be protecting the items plugged into the AC outlets. This LED will not turn Off until repaired. Have the ECM
module inspected by a qualified technician.
F. AC Mains Outlet - Two 120V AC 15A outlets (ECM-15SH) 20A (ECM-20SH/ECM-20/ECM-20M).
G. AC Mains Power Cord - 9ft (3m) 120V 15A (ECM-15SH) 20A (ECM-20SH).
H. Mounting Bracket - There are two adjustable mounting brackets incorporated. There are three screws per side for bracket
placement. Each bracket has a slide slot to allow mounting height adjustment.

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ECS-6RMBAccessory Items
AP-GNL18 - LED Gooseneck Lamp
The Atlas Power AP-GNL18 is an optional Gooseneck LED Lamp and works with any of the Atlas Power 12V DC XLR base mount
connectors. The length of the gooseneck is 16".
ECM-15SH Standalone 15A Power Conditioner and AZ Spike Suppressor
This Electrical Control Module (ECM) is a 15A Power Conditioner and AC Spike Suppressor model is designed to be a standalone
Single Housing (SH) unit that can be placed up to 1000ft away from the ECS-6RMB. To make full use of the ECM-15SH features, the
ECM must be connected to the ECS-6RMBcontroller to activate features such as AC Mains voltage monitoring, load current monitoring,
and Extreme Voltage Shutdown (EVS).

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ECS-6RMBAccessory Items
ECM-20SH Standalone 20A Power Conditioner and AC Spike Suppressor
This Electrical Control Module (ECM) is a 20A Power Conditioner and AC Spike Suppressor model is designed to be a standalone
Single Housing (SH) unit that can be placed up to 1000ft away from the ECS-6RMB. The ECM-20SH has several advanced features
incorporated; refer to the individual data sheet for full instructions and specifications on the module. Many of the ECM-20SH features
and connections are the same as the ECM-15SH. The ECM-20SH has two sets of mounting tab rails. Theses rails are designed to be
breakaway if they are not needed. Simply bend the tab back and forth until the tab breaks away.
ECM-20M 20A AC Control Module
The features, data wiring and the functionality of the ECM-20M are the same as the ECM-20SH and the ECM-15SH. Read above for
operation details. The ECM-20M is intended for use in the ECM-RACEWY6 and not as a single housing unit.
ECM-20 20A AC Control Module (No Current Monitoring)
The ECM-20 does not support the same Current monitoring or EMI / RFI Filter feature as the ECM-20M, ECM-20SH and the
ECM-15SH models have. However, it does support AC Spike and Surge Suppression, AC Mains Voltage monitoring, EVS circuitry and
Remote Activation.
In certain applications Atlas Sound suggests using an ECM-20 Module vs. an ECM-20M like in places where some of the features
would be redundant because of the electrical location of the ECM module. There would be a cost savings to use a less expensive
ECM module where redundant circuitry is not needed.
Example: One 20A Incoming AC line, Two sequenced AC outlets are required, Use one ECM-20M and one ECM-20 module wired in
parallel. Explanation: If the AC Mains system required a sequence outlet and did not require more than 20A of service for a portion of
the AC power system, an ECM-20M module can be placed in parallel with an ECM-20M module. It is not necessary to have amperage
readings from both ECM Modules because you can read the current from the ECM-20M Module. It could be in parallel with an ECM-20
Module instead since it’s on the same incoming AC line as the ECM-20M. They would have the same current reading because they are
in parallel. Also, the EMI and RFI filtering are across the same AC line leg, so both ECM Modules connected to that line are filtered, no
need to have redundant filtering. Note: In this wiring configuration you still get the Voltage monitoring to see if the module is active and
have extra surge protection. See ECM Module wiring configurations.

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ECS-6RMBAccessory Items
ECM-RACEWY6 ECM Housing
The ECM-20 and ECM-20M require an electrical housing. The ECM-RACEWY6 holds up to six ECM modules. There are standard ¾"
and 1" electrical knockouts on the bottom of the raceway to support standard electrical mounting hardware. Since the Raceway can
house six ECM modules there can be six separate 20A AC legs coming into the Raceway for a total of 120A of power distribution. It
could also be as simple as one 20A leg. Note: All electrical wiring must be done by a certified electrician.
All cover plates must be secured tightly. There shall be no open slots. Blank cover plates are available. Top and bottom mounting tabs
are incorporated to mount inside an Atlas Rack. All rack mount rails are designed to be breakaway, if they are not needed. Simply bend
the tab back and forth until the tab breaks away. Be careful of sharp edges.
ECM-3BP Module Cover Plate
The ECM- RACEWY6 can hold up to six ECM Modules; however it is OK to use less than six. The open slots on the ECM-RACEWY6
can be covered up using an ECM Module Blank Plate cover. Two of these are included with the ECM-RACEWY6. If not needed, discard
them. If additional Blank Plates are required they can be purchased in packages of three.
ECM-ACIN Wire Kit
Atlas offers a wire kit of standard 12 gauge UL wire for wiring the ECM-20 Modules together plus additional length for wiring the
incoming AC to an AC Mains panel. 140" of each color of Green, White and Black are included. Note: As a reference, it takes around a
foot of wire between ECM-20 modules if they are wired on the same incoming AC Main. It is highly recommended that you carefully
measure the wire needed for the job. It may take more than one ECM-ACIN wire kit depending on many AC Mains and the distance
from the AC Mains Panel. It is not necessary to use Atlas ECM-ACIN wire kit as long as the wire used is 12 gauge and UL listed.

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ECS-6RMBAccessory Items
ECS-KSW6
The ECS-6RMBcan be remotely activated with each channel being monitored by using the ECS-KSW6 control panel. This panel can be
placed several hundred feet away from the ECS-6RMBcontroller. A Keyed On / Off switch is provided for security. There are six Bi-Color
LEDs on the ECS-KSW6 panel. One LED for each of the six sequenced channels of the ECS-6RMB. These LEDs mimic the Channel
Activation LEDs that are on the front of the ECS-6RMBpanel. Please refer to that section for complete details. Wiring the ECS-KSW6
panel requires an RJ45 connector and 8 conductors. Note: This is not an IP Ethernet port and is only used for connectivity between
ECS-6RMBand the ECS-KSW6 units. Wiring of this connector is the same as an Ethernet cable. DO NOT MISWIRE the connector or
damage may occur.

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ECM-6RMBWiring Configuration
Example 1: 1 ECS-6RMBunit wired to 6 ECM-20 or ECM-20M modules in the ECM-RACEWY6 housing unit, using an ECS-KSW6 for
remote activation.
Example 2: 1 ECS-6RMBunit wired to 6 ECM-20 or ECM-20M modules in the ECM-RACEWY6 housing unit, using DCV 5-24V or a
Switch for remote activation.
Lamp
Slave Loop
(Not Ethernet)
Hard
Contact
Remote Status &
Activation
Note: After Changing Switch Settings,
the Unit’s Power Must Be Reset.
Channel Relay Contacts (NO = Normally Open)
CH1
To / From ECM-20H
G
+VA ANO
CH6CH5
ANOD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
CH2
To / From ECM-20H
CH3
To / From ECM-20H
CH4
To / From ECM-20H
CH5
To / From ECM-20H
CH6
To / From ECM-20H
Momentary
In
Out
24 DC IN
+–
0
1
ABCDE
Off
On
ANO
CH4CH3
ANOANO
CH2CH1
ANORMT V IN
GND
EPD
+12VDC
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
Remote Activation
Note:
See Top Cover
for Settings
Note: See Manual or Top Cover for
Channel Relay Functions
External DC IN Tr igger
or External Contact Switch
Lamp
Slave Loop
(Not Ethernet)
Hard
Contact
Remote Status &
Activation
Note: After Changing Switch Settings,
the Unit’s Power Must Be Reset.
Channel Relay Contacts (NO = Normally Open)
CH1
To / From ECM-20H
G
+VA ANO
CH6CH5
ANOD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
CH2
To / From ECM-20H
CH3
To / From ECM-20H
CH4
To / From ECM-20H
CH5
To / From ECM-20H
CH6
To / From ECM-20H
Momentary
In
Out
24 DC IN
+–
0
1
ABCDE
Off
On
ANO
CH4CH3
ANOANO
CH2CH1
ANORMT V IN
GND
EPD
+12VDC
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
Remote Activation
Note:
See Top Cover
for Settings
Note: See Manual or Top Cover for
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ECM-6RMBWiring Configuration
Example 3: 3 ECS-6RMBunits wired to 18 ECM-20 or ECM-20M modules in 3 ECM-RACEWY6 housing units.
Example 4: 1 ECS-6RMBunit wired to 4 ECM-20 or ECM-20M modules in the ECM-RACEWY6 housing unit, and a separate
ECM-15SH and ECM-20SH housing.
Lamp
Slave Loop
(Not Ethernet)
Hard
Contact
Remote Status &
Activation
Note: After Changing Switch Settings,
the Unit’s Power Must Be Reset.
Channel Relay Contacts (NO = Normally Open)
CH1
To / From ECM-20H
G
+VA ANO
CH6CH5
ANOD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
CH2
To / From ECM-20H
CH3
To / From ECM-20H
CH4
To / From ECM-20H
CH5
To / From ECM-20H
CH6
To / From ECM-20H
Momentary
In
Out
24 DC IN
+–
0
1
ABCDE
Off
On
ANO
CH4CH3
ANOANO
CH2CH1
ANORMT V IN
GND
EPD
+12VDC
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
Remote Activation
Note:
See Top Cover
for Settings
Note: See Manual or Top Cover for
Channel Relay Functions
Lamp
Slave Loop
(Not Ethernet)
Hard
Contact
Remote Status &
Activation
Note: After Changing Switch Settings,
the Unit’s Power Must Be Reset.
Channel Relay Contacts (NO = Normally Open)
CH1
To / From ECM-20H
G
+VA ANO
CH6CH5
ANOD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
CH2
To / From ECM-20H
CH3
To / From ECM-20H
CH4
To / From ECM-20H
CH5
To / From ECM-20H
CH6
To / From ECM-20H
Momentary
In
Out
24 DC IN
+–
0
1
ABCDE
Off
On
ANO
CH4CH3
ANOANO
CH2CH1
ANORMT V IN
GND
EPD
+12VDC
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
Remote Activation
Note:
See Top Cover
for Settings
Note: See Manual or Top Cover for
Channel Relay Functions
Lamp
Slave Loop
(Not Ethernet)
Hard
Contact
Remote Status &
Activation
Note: After Changing Switch Settings,
the Unit’s Power Must Be Reset.
Channel Relay Contacts (NO = Normally Open)
CH1
To / From ECM-20H
G
+VA ANO
CH6CH5
ANOD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
CH2
To / From ECM-20H
CH3
To / From ECM-20H
CH4
To / From ECM-20H
CH5
To / From ECM-20H
CH6
To / From ECM-20H
Momentary
In
Out
24 DC IN
+–
0
1
ABCDE
Off
On
ANO
CH4CH3
ANOANO
CH2CH1
ANORMT V IN
GND
EPD
+12VDC
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+VAD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
Remote Activation
Note:
See Top Cover
for Settings
Note: See Manual or Top Cover for
Channel Relay Functions
Lamp
Slave Loop
(Not Ethernet)
Hard
Contact
Remote Status &
Activation
Note: After Changing Switch Settings,
the Unit’s Power Must Be Reset.
Channel Relay Contacts (NO = Normally Open)
CH1
To / From ECM-20H
G
+V A A NO
CH6 CH5
A NOD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
CH2
To / From ECM-20H
CH3
To / From ECM-20H
CH4
To / From ECM-20H
CH5
To / From ECM-20H
CH6
To / From ECM-20H
Momentary
In
Out
24 DC IN
+–
0
1
A B C D E
Off
On
A NO
CH4 CH3
A NO A NO
CH2 CH1
A NO RMT V IN
GND
EPD
+12VDC
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
Remote Activation
Note:
See Top Cover
for Settings
Note: See Manual or Top Cover for
Channel Relay Functions
120VAC 60Hz
15AMax 1800W
InternalFuse
15A250V 3AB (Slow Blow)
Status
Signal
D A V G
+
Trigger
Voltage
Manual
On
External
Trigger
Active
ACFault
Incoming
AC
120V60Hz
12A1440W
Total
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120V60Hz
16A1920W
Total
Manual
On
External
Trigger
Active
ACFault
Incoming
AC
InternalFuse
20A250V 3AB (Slow Blow)
+
G
Trigger
Voltage
Status
Signal
V
A
D
ECM-20SH
20A AC Power Module
Suppressor & Conditioner

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ECM-6RMBWiring Configuration
Example 5: 1 ECS-6RMBunit with relays wired to 1 ECS-2063 module, 12VDC jumped to D terminal on each Signal Status input to
simulate connection to ECM module with Signal Status port.
Example 6: Hybrid Design - 1 ECS-6RMBunit wired to 5 ECM-20 or ECM-20M modules in the ECM-RACEWY6 housing unit connected
to CH1-5 Trigger Voltage / Signal Status inputs, and CH6 directly controlling 1 ESC-2063 module using one trigger contact
from the ECS-6RMBto turn all 6 sections on at one time.
Lamp
Slave Loop
(Not Ethernet)
Hard
Contact
Remote Status &
Activation
Note: After Changing Switch Settings,
the Unit’s Power Must Be Reset.
Channel Relay Contacts (NO = Normally Open)
CH1
To / From ECM-20H
G
+V A A NO
CH6 CH5
A NOD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
CH2
To / From ECM-20H
CH3
To / From ECM-20H
CH4
To / From ECM-20H
CH5
To / From ECM-20H
CH6
To / From ECM-20H
Momentary
In
Out
24 DC IN
+–
0
1
A B C D E
Off
On
A NO
CH4 CH3
A NO A NO
CH2 CH1
A NO RMT V IN
GND
EPD
+12VDC
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
Remote Activation
Note:
See Top Cover
for Settings
Note: See Manual or Top Cover for
Channel Relay Functions
+12VDC
Relay CH1-6 Activates CH1-6
Lamp
Slave Loop
(Not Ethernet)
Hard
Contact
Remote Status &
Activation
Note: After Changing Switch Settings,
the Unit’s Power Must Be Reset.
Channel Relay Contacts (NO = Normally Open)
CH1
To / From ECM-20H
G
+V A A NO
CH6 CH5
A NOD
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
CH2
To / From ECM-20H
CH3
To / From ECM-20H
CH4
To / From ECM-20H
CH5
To / From ECM-20H
CH6
To / From ECM-20H
Momentary
In
Out
24 DC IN
+–
0
1
A B C D E
Off
On
A NO
CH4 CH3
A NO A NO
CH2 CH1
A NO RMT V IN
GND
EPD
+12VDC
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
G
+V A D
Trigger
Voltage
Signal
Status
Remote Activation
Note:
See Top Cover
for Settings
Note: See Manual or Top Cover for
Channel Relay Functions
+12VDC
Relay CH6 Activates All 6 Channels