Metra Electronics ESP-602R User manual

POWER MANAGER 2000
Rack Mount Home Theater Power Center
User Guide
Model ESP-602R
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TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing the Power Manager 2000. Your new rack mountable
home theater power manager provides clean AC power to sensive home theater
electrical equipment. Six always on plus six switched outlets (twelve total) provide
premium audio and video output with surge protecon and noise filtering. Addional
connecons supply Ethernet and telephone/data line condioning protecon along
with three pairs of DSS/coaxial connecons for cable protecon.
Features
• Four kinds of filter circuitry isolates and protects audio, video, digital and high
current equipment.
• LCD display shows voltage and amperage levels.
• System provides overload protecon with a 120V/15A electrical rang.
• Remote 110V and 12V DC trigger allows remote turn on/offof switched outlets.
• Telephone/data line, Ethernet (network) and DSS/coax surge protecon provided.
• A total of twelve outlets includes 6 switched and 6 always on.
• Rack mountable system features sturdy metal housing.
Safety Information
• To reduce the risk of electrical shock, unplug the Power Manager and allow it to
cool before cleaning.
• There are no replaceable parts in the Power Manager 2000. Do not aempt to
disassemble this unit for any reason.
• Use in an indoor, dry locaon only.
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IntroducƟon .................................................................................................... 2
Features .............................................................................................................. 2
Safety Informaon .............................................................................................. 2
Package Contents ............................................................................................ 3
InstallaƟon ...................................................................................................... 3
DescripƟons .................................................................................................... 4
ConnecƟons .................................................................................................... 5
OperaƟon........................................................................................................ 6
Remote Trigger Operaon................................................................................... 6
Remote AC Operaon ........................................................................................ 6
LCD Control Panel ............................................................................................... 7
LED Indicators ..................................................................................................... 7
SpecificaƟons .................................................................................................. 8
Physical ............................................................................................................... 8
Electrical.............................................................................................................. 8

INSTALLATION
The Power Manager 2000 can be mounted to a standard AV equipment rack or to
an equipment rack installed inside a cabinet. Refer to Figure 1 when aaching the
mounng brackets to the Power Manager.
NOTE: Mounng bracets sold separately.
Figure 1 - OpƟonal Rack InstallaƟon
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• Home Theater Power Manager
• This User Manual
PACKAGE CONTENTS

DESCRIPTIONS
1. On/OffPower Push Buon – Turn power to the switched outlets on/off.
2. LCD Display – Monitor the Power Manager’s main funcons.
3. LED Power Indicators – Monitor ground, protecon and switched power statuses.
4. Bank 1 Digital Filter – Connect digital components to reduce line noise and
interference.
5. Bank 2 Digital Filter – Connect digital components to reduce line noise and
interference.
6. Bank 3 Video Filter – Connect video components to reduce line noise and
interference.
7. Bank 4 Audio Filter – Connect audio components to reduce line noise and
interference.
8. Always On Indicator – Use the green indicators to determine when the switched
outlets are turned “on.”
9. Remote AC IN – Connect a remote AC control cable to turn your Power Manager
on/offthrough a preamplifier or receiver equipped with a switched AC power
outlet.
10. DC IN – Control the Power Manager using the remote trigger funcon of another
power management unit.
11. Telephone Line Input/Output – Protect your internal modem, TEL/FAX, or DSL
lines from power surges and spikes.
12. DSS/Coax Line Input/Output – Protect coaxial cable lines from power surges and
spikes that can disturb and damage your equipment.
13. Ethernet Network Input/Output – Protect your Ethernet network line access from
power surges and spikes.
14. Ground – Use as a common grounding point for ungrounded devices.
15. 15-Amp Overload Resetable Circuit Breaker – The circuit breaker provides
overload protecon with a manually recoverable funcon.
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Figure 2 - Front View Controls and Indicators
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Figure 3 - Rear View Controls
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CONNECTIONS
Category Figure Recommended ConnecƟons
Bank 1
(Digital Filter)
DVD
DVR
HDTV
Cable
Satellite
Bank 2
(Digital Filter)
DVD
DVR
HDTV
Cable
Satellite
Bank 3
(Video Filter)
VCR
TV
Monitor
Bank 4
(Audio Filter)
Tape Deck
CD Player
Receiver
Auxiliary
Category Figure Recommended ConnecƟons
Telephone/
Data Line
Connect your modem,
telephone line or fax lines to these
standard RJ11 phone jacks. The
Power Manager includes one IN port
and two OUT ports.
LAN (Local Area
Network) Line
Connect local area network cables to
these standard RJ45 Ethernet jacks.
DSS/Coaxial Cable
Lines
Connect your cable TV, satellite TV,
antenna, HDTV, broadband or other
coaxial cable lines.
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OPERATION
Remote Trigger Operation
This power manager can be controlled remotely by another power manager equipped
with a remote trigger out feature. To use remote trigger control, connect a remote
DC cable from the “DC OUT” connecon on the power manager equipped with
remote trigger out to the “DC IN” connecon (Figure 4) on the Power Manager 2000.
Figure 4 - DC IN ConnecƟon
Remote AC Operation
The Remote AC funcon enables you to turn your Power Manager on or offusing a
preamplifier or receiver equipped with a switched AC power outlet.
NOTE: You cannot use the POWER buon on the front of the unit to turn the Power
Manager on/offwhile an exisng external power signal is supplied to either the AC or
DC remote input connector.
To install a remote AC control cable:
1. Plug the female end of the remote AC control cable into the “Remote AC IN”
outlet (Figure 5) located on the back of the Power Manager.
Figure 5 - Remote AC IN ConnecƟon
2. Turn the Power Manager off.
3. Plug the 2-pronged male end of the remote AC control cable into a switched
power outlet on a preamplifier or receiver. When the receiver or preamplifier
is turned on, the switched outlets on the Power Manager 2000 will turn on
automacally.

OPERATION
LCD Panel
The Power Manager 2000 is equipped with an LCD panel (Figure 6) that allows the
user to monitor input voltage and output current.
20 5 . 0
VOLTS CURRENT
Figure 6 - LCD Panel
• “VOLT” indicates the input voltage from the AC wall outlet.
• “AMPS” indicates the output current from the outlet banks.
LED Indicators
The LED indicators on the front panel (Figure 7) allow you to monitor important
power and safety informaon.
GROUNDED PROTECTED SWITCHED
POWER
Figure 7 - Front Panel LED Indicators
• “GROUNDED” indicates the status of the AC outlet. Green indicates that the AC
wall outlet is properly grounded.
• “PROTECTED” indicates the status of the Power Manager surge protecon. Yellow
indicates that the surge protecon is turned on.
• “SWITCHED POWER” indicates whether the “Switched” outlets are ON or OFF.
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SPECIFICATIONS
Physical
Width 487mm
Height 88.9mm
Length 352.9mm
Weight 6.7kgs
Power Cord 14 AWG with 45 degree angle (8 )
Electrical
Electrical Rang 120V/15A
Clamping Voltage L-N 330V, L-G 500V, N-G 500V
Surge Energy Joule Rang 6495J
Maximum Peak Spike Current 432000A
Maximum Spike Voltage 6KV
EMI/RFI Noise Filter
SURGE
X2 Capacitor (uF) 0.22uF*2
Coil (T) 8uH*2
Frequency (KHz) 150KHz~100MHz
Aenuaon (dB) up to 45dB
EMI/RFI Noise Filter
DIGITAL OUTLETS
(Banks 1 & 2)
X2 Capacitor (uF) 1uF*3
Coil (T) 850uH*2
Frequency (KHz) 150KHz~100MHz
Aenuaon (dB) up to 65dB
EMI/RFI Noise Filter
VIDEO OUTLETS
(Bank 3)
AUDIO OUTLETS
(Banks 4)
X2 Capacitor (uF) 1uF*3
Coil (T) 1.4mH*2
Frequency (KHz) 150KHz~100MHz
Aenuaon (dB) up to 70dB
Electrical (continued)
DC Trigger Input Jack ψ3.5
Voltage 3~30V
Current Requirement 10mA
LAN Circuit Connectors RJ45
Wires Protected 1, 2, 3, 6
Communicaon Speed 10 Base
Tel/Fax/Modem Energy (Joules) 160J
Let Through Voltage (V) <40V
DSS/COAX Cable
Protecon
Surge Arrestor Gas Tube
Breakdown Voltage 75V
Inseron Loss @10MHz <0.1dB
Connectors 3 Pairs, Gold Plated
NOTE: Specificaons subject to change without noce.
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