Panamax MAX 7500-PRO User manual

MAX® 7500-PRO
HOME THEATER POWER MANAGEMENT
Owner's Manual
MODEL: M7500-PRO
Thank you for purchasing this MAX® 7500-PRO
Home Theater Power Management! You now own
one of the finest line conditioning, regulating and
power protection products on the market today.
Over 30 years of power protection experience and
more than 15 years of AudioNideo noise filtra-
tion experience were utilized during the develop-
ment of this model.
The MAX® 7500-PRO has been specifically engi-
neered to enhance the performance and life
expectancy of high-end AudioNideo entertain-
ment gear. The combination of our sophisticated
power conditioning and the world's finest power
protection has resulted in an AudioNideo power
center that meets the power quality needs for each
piece of equipment in your entertainment system.
This is truly a Firewall for Noise™! With power
this clean, your audio/video or home theater sys-
tem will finally be able to perform up to its full
capabilities. Performance alone makes this a
world-class product but we didn't stop there; its
styling complements and completes even the
most sophisticated AudioNideo showcase.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Important Safety Instructions 1
Introduction 2
Connection Diagram 3
Feature Overview .4
Feature Details
Analog Voltmeter & Ammeter 5
Convenience Outlet. 5
Diagnostic Lights 5
Sequential Startup/Shutdown 5
High-Current Outlet Bank 5
Isolated/Regulated Outlet Bank 5
Regulated Outlet Banks 1 and 2 6
BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Convenience Lamp 6
Voltage Sense Triggers 6
Isolation Transformer Circuit Breaker 6
Coaxial Line Protection 6
Telephone Line Protection ?
AC Surge Protection ?
AVM (Automatic Voltage Monitoring) Protection ?
Automatic Over & Under Voltage Protection ?
Technical Specifications 8
RS-232 Command Specification 9, 10,11, 12,13
Troubleshooting 14
Warranties 15
In addition to this owner's manual, items included with the MAX® ?500-PRO package are:
2 - Coax cables for ~
satellite lV, cable lV, ~~
and/or antennas ~
1 - MAX®?500-PRO
1 - RJ-11 telephone cable
2 - Rack ears w/ screws for rack
mounting option
1 - LED convenience lamp
1 - IEC 320, 120V/15A
detachable power cord
1 - Rack mount blank
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If the M7500-PRO is installed in a rack, this "blank" must be installed
directly below the M7500-PRO to ensure proper ventilation.
Please verify that you have received all these items. If not, contact Panamax.
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MAX® 7500-PRO Home Theater Power Management Owner's Manual
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Read these instructions.
2. Keep these instructions
3. Heed all warnings
4. Follow all instructions.
5. Do not use this apparatus near water.
6. Clean only with dry cloth.
7. Do not block any ventilation openings Install in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions. If the M7500-PRO is installed in a rack, this
"blank" must be installed directly below the M7500-PRO to ensure proper ventilation.
8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatus (including amplifiers) that produce heat
9.00 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
apparatus.
11. Only use attachments/accessories specified by the manufacturer.
12. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus 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 apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not
operate normally, or has been dropped.
13. Where the power cord is used as the main disconnect device, the disconnect device shall remain readily accessible
MODEL: M7500-PRO
PANAMAX, the Panamax logo and MAX are registered US trademarks of Panamax.
ACRegenerator, Firewall for Noise, SurgeGate Plus, Protect or Disconnect and Signal Perfect are trademarks of PANAMAX.
SIDACtor is a registered US trademark of Teccor Electronics, Inc. TiVo is a trademark of TiVo, Inc.
© 2006 PANAMAX, INC. All Rights Reserved.
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INTRODUCTION
Your AudioNideo components are constantly
being bombarded by electromagnetic interfer-
ence (EMI) and radio frequency interference
(RFI) through their power cords. This con-
taminated power can affect analog and digital
equipment and will degrade the overall per-
formance of your entire system. Digital com-
ponents can also introduce noise on their AC
power lines, which can interfere with the per-
formance of analog components. Common
symptoms of contaminated power include
pops, hisses, hums, visual artifacts, etc. Most
power filtering devices will remove some of
this interference but don't provide a compre-
hensive solution to the problem.
The MAX® 7500-Pro's Power Filtration System
is the Complete Solution!
Digital Source Components or Display
Devices:
The heart of the MAX® 7500-Pro is a 720 VA,
Isolation Transformer that provides power to
two outlet banks for your digital source com-
ponents or displays. AC Regeneration through
electromagnetic coupling between the primary
and secondary windings of the transformer
allows only clean, pure AC power to reach your
equipment. None of the EMI/RFI contamina-
tion gets past the isolation transformer! In
addition, any noise generated by your digital
source components is isolated and prevented
from reaching the rest of your equipment
through their power cords.
Two different power modes, Isolated or
Common Ground, are available as output from
the isolation transformer. These are selected
with the front panel Ground Isolation pushbut-
ton. The outlet banks (3 and 4) of the isolation
transformer utilize GFCI outlets to safely per-
form this function.
In the Common Ground mode, the ground pin
of each outlet on banks 3 and 4 is connected to
ground, as is the center tap of the isolation
transformer. This gives you Balanced Power
with a common ground reference.
In Isolated ground mode, the ground pin of
each outlet on banks 3 and 4 is connected to
the center tap of the isolation transformer, and
is isolated from the common ground. This
gives you Balanced Power with Ground
Isolation to help eliminate annoying ground
loops in your system.
Analog Components:
Two banks of independently filtered outlets
(banks 1 and 2) are designed for your analog
components. These outlet banks utilize
"Balanced Double L" filter circuits which are
far superior to any other design in filtering out
all forms of electromagnetic and radio fre-
quency interference in both common and nor-
mal modes. Cross-contamination between
your components is also eliminated with this
design.
High-Current Components:
One bank of individually switched outlets
(bank 5) specifically addresses the unique
power requirements of current hungry compo-
nents such as amplifiers and powered sub-
woofers. These components rapidly draw
large amounts of current to replenish their
capacitors after thunderous bass notes. Line
conditioners that utilize coils (inductors) in
series with the AC power line can "choke" off
this large in-rush current, thereby reducing the
amplifiers' ability to operate at peak perform-
ance levels, resulting in a flat, dead sound.
The MAX® 7500-Pro's high-current outlets are
fed by noise filtration circuitry that does not
utilize coils and provides full, unimpeded
power for your amplifiers and powered sub-
woofers.
Other Convenience Features Enhance the
Functionality:
Although the MAX® 7500-Pro's functionality
revolves around regulation, noise filtration and
power protection, many other exciting features
enhance your overall entertainment experi-
ence, including:
• An analog, backlit voltmeter indicates the AC
line voltage coming into your system.
• An analog, backlit combination meter in one
mode shows the actual current draw of all your
connected components, giving a visual refer-
ence as to how your system is functioning
under a variety of conditions. In the second
mode it indicates the regulated voltage output
on banks 1 through 4.
• A front panel pushbutton controls the display
of the combination meter, toggling between
"Volts Out" and "Amps In"
• A front panel auto-brightness function that
will dim all of the front panel LED's whenever
the lights in the room are turned off to elimi-
nate any bright lighting while you are enjoying
a movie.
• A detachable rear panel LED convenience
lamp simplifies system setup in low-light situ-
ations.
• An Always-On, convenience outlet on the
front panel is for temporary AC connections.
As you read through the rest of this manual,
you'll discover many more unique features. As
home theater enthusiasts, we care about the
quality of your listening and/or viewing experi-
ence. Our goals are to:
• Make power better (conditioning that allows
your system to perform up to its full capabili-
ties)
• Make power safer (protect your investment
from damaging power disturbances)
• Enhance the pleasure you get from your AN
system
Thank you for choosing Panamax for your
power quality needs. Please finish reading the
instructions, install the MAX® 7500-Pro and
enjoy the full potential of your entertainment
system .
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CONNECTION DIAGRAM
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FEATURE OVERVIEW
7. Ambient
Light Sensor
8: Convenience Oullet:
Provides a quick convenient way to
plug in componenls such as cam-
corders and video game syslems.
6. Combination Meter;
Oisplays Ihe regulated oulput vollage,
90-140 VAC in one mode. Oisplays
the Inpul Currenl draw, t-t5 Amps,
in the alternale mode
5. Voltmeter:
Backlit analog meier displays the incoming vollage between
90-140 VAC.
Integraled "Out of Regulation" indicator wilillash whenever
the regulated oulpul vollage is out of spec.
Integraled "Unsafe Voltage- indicator wilillash alter sensing
an unsafe voltage and disconnecting all oullets.
When active these banks
have Balanced Power with an
isolated ground connection.
3. Ground Isolation;
Controls the ground connec·
tion of banks 3 and 4.
When not active these banks
have Balance Power with a
common ground reference.
4. Brightness Control/Meter Select:
When in the full/locked left position, auto brightness is engaged, and the front panel display will dim with the ambient light level.
Rotating the knob to the right will increase the display brightness, and left will decrease the display brightness.
Pressing this control will toggle the display of the second meter from "Volts Out" to "Amps In".
When off, indicates the corre·
sponding bank is off.
2. Bank Status Indicators:
When on. indicates that the
corresponding bank is on.
When flashing, indicates the
bank is in transition, either
turning on or turning off.
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1. Power Switch
Pushbutton; activates a
turn-on or turn-off
sequence for all oullets
when depressed for two
seconds.
1. 15A Ma in Circuit
Breaker: Opens in the
event that equipment
plugged into the MAX
7500 draws too much
current. When white is
visible, the breaker has
opened. Reduce the
load and push to reset
2. Filtered Regulated
Oullets (BANKS 1 & 2):
Four, Balanced Double Lfil-
tered outlets for low current
analog audio components
such as pre-amplifiers,
receivers, VCR's and tape
decks.
3. Isolated (Switched)
Oullets (BANKS 3 & 4):
Four outlets provide complete
isolation for digital source
components such as DVD
players or display devices like
plasma TVs or DLP
projectors. These outlets are
completely isolated from the
rest of the system.
4. High Current Oullet
Bank (BANK 5): Two
delayed outlets designed
for high current compo-
nents such as amplifiers
and powered subwoofers.
The current available to
connected equipment is
not limited by the noise
filtration components.
5. Isolated Oullets
Circuit Breaker:
Opens in the event that
equipment connected to
the Isolation Transformer
Dutlets exceeds 6 Amps
current draw. When white
is visible, the breaker has
opened. Reduce the load
and push to reset.
6. Satellite Coax Jacks:
Two pairs of F-Connectors
optimized for Satellite TV
signal line protection.
Bi-directional
7. CATV Coax Jacks:
One pair of F-Connectors
optimized for Cable TV,
Antenna or Cable Modem
signal line protection.
Bi-directional
8. Sellings Option: Two-
position slide switch. Switch
settings selects the use of the
five switches to configure the
outlets for delayed or always-
on operation. Custom settings
selects the stored configuration
in non-volatile memory for the
outlets trigger source and
delays. See Page 10-15 for
details.
17. Com unications
Interlace: RS232
interface for custom con·
figuration and/or home
automation control.
Contact Panamax for
availability of alternate
TCPIIP interface.
16. Lamp
Receptacle: USB jack
The convenience lamp
included with the M7500-
Pro is to illuminate the
rear panels of other com-
ponents during setup.
15. Telephone Jacks:
1 In &2 Out connections
for telephone line or
pay-per-view line
protection.
13. Oullet Delay Switches:
Two-position slide switches. Allows
for the user to configure each bank
for delayed tum-on/tum-off or
always-on operation.
12. DC Trigger Output: 3.5mm
(1/8") Mini-Plug jack. The M7500-Pro
generates its own 12VDC trigger to
control another device.
11. DC Trigger Input:
3.5mm (118") Mini-Plug jack.
Connect to a remote trigger
device that uses a DC voltage
signal to initiate a startup/shut-
down sequence.
10. Ground Lug: Provides
a common grounding point
for equipment with separate
ground leads
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FEATURE DETAILS
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Power Switch and LED Indicator: Momentary
Pushbutton (non-latching); activates a turn-on or
turn-off sequence for all the outlet banks.
Press and hold the button for 2 seconds to initiate a
turn-on or turn-off sequence.
Meters: The analog meters are backlit to provide
the ability to view readings in a dark room. LEOs
(light emitting diodes) are used in order to provide
durability and long life
The Voltmeter samples the incoming voltage from
the wall outlet and provides a visual representation of
the avai lab Ie power. The Voltmeter is active between
the under-voltage and over-voltage shutoff thresholds
(90-140V)
The Combination Meter has two display modes
controlled by the integrated push button on the
brightness control potentiometer. In one mode, the
meter will display "Volts Out" and samples the volt-
age output from the regulation circuit (90-140V). In
the second mode, the meter displays "Amps". This
amperage reading is measuring the total current
drawn by the MAX 7500-Pro and its connected
equipment (0-15A)
The Brightness Control consists of a rotary poten-
tiometer with an integrated switch in the left-most
position. When the knob is turned to the full left
position and the switch is engaged, the unit enters
"auto brightness" mode. In this mode the brightness
of the display is automatically adjusted in response
to ambient light.
Bank Status Indicators: When on, indicate that
the corresponding bank is on. When off, indicate the
corresponding bank is off. When flashing, indicate the
bank is in transition, either turning on or turning off.
Unsafe Voltage: Red LED. Under normal voltage
conditions, this light stays off When this light is
flashing, it indicates an under-voltage or over-voltage
condition. In an under or over voltage condition,
power will be disconnected from all outlets to protect
your connected equipment.
Out of Regulation: Yellow LED. This indicator will
flash whenever the voltage on the regulated outlets
gets out of range.
Ground Isolation: Control the ground connection
of banks 3 and 4. When active these banks have
Balanced Power with an isolated ground connection.
When not active these banks have Balance Power
with a common ground reference.
Convenience Outlet:
A single outlet on the front panel of the Max 7500-
Pro provides an easy-to-reach power source for elec-
tronic equipment typically used on a part time basis.
Such equipment includes anything from video game
systems to camcorders
The convenience outlet provides clean, protected
power for your sensitive electronic equipment. This
outlet is Always-On and will continually supply a
steady source of power. It is important to remember
that power will be disconnected only in the event of
an unsafe voltage condition.
Sequential Startup/Shutdown:
Complex audio/video systems may be susceptible
to voltage transients generated internally at start-
up/shutdown if all of the equipment is powered on or
off at the same time. This can cause speaker
"thumps" which are not only annoying but can also
damage the speakers. The MAX 7500-Pro is
designed to enable custom startup/shutdown
Bank 5 High-Current Outlets:
The two individually-switched high-current outlets
allow amplifiers and powered subwoofers to work to
their full potentiaL When the movie thunders with a
terrific explosion or when the music reaches a climac-
tic crescendo, an amplifier has to rapidly draw large
amounts of current to replenish its capacitors.
Traditional line conditioners impede this current draw,
in effect, starving an amplifier and resulting in a flat,
dead sound. The High-Current Outlet Bank provides
clean, filtered power to amplifiers but has no current
limiting components to impede performance.
Bank 3 or 4 Isolated/Regulated Outlets:
2 individually switched banks are fed power through
the heart of the MAX 7500-Pro, the Isolation
Transformer. These outlets should be used for digital
components such as DVD players or display devices
like Plasma TVs or DLP projectors.
Pure, clean power is obtained by using the isolation
transformer to regenerate the AC current. The power
from a typical wall outlet is contaminated with elec-
tromagnetic (EMI) and radio frequency (RFI) interfer-
ence (noise) picked up by the power lines between
the power utility's generating plant and the wall out-
let. This contaminated power feeds the isolation
transformer's primary windings and is regenerated
(through electromagnetic induction) as clean power
on the isolated secondary windings. The outlets are
connected to the secondary windings, which have no
physical connection to the primary windings. This is
True Isolation I Not only will it isolate your digital
source equipment from contaminated power, but also
prevent any noise generated in the digital compo-
nents from flowing back to other connected equip-
ment.
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FEATURE DETAILS (continued)
Banks 1 and 2 Regulated Outlets:
Two individually switched banks are fed through
separate "Balanced Double L" noise filtration circuits.
These circuits are designed to eliminate the AC con-
tamination that is most detrimental to the perform-
ance of analog or video components like stereo
receivers, VCRs or televisions. The two dedicated
filters are carefully engineered to provide power fil-
tration and inter-component "noise isolation" for both
"common-mode" (Iine/neutral-to-ground) and "nor-
mal-mode" (Iine-to-neutral) EMIIRFI. This means
that high-frequency interference will be drastically
reduced not only from the incoming power but also
from equipment plugged into the other outlet banks,
regardless of what "mode" it occurs in. Even equip-
ment with ungrounded, 2-blade plugs, receives clean
power.
In the Custom SeUings mode all of the outlet
delays as well as the trigger sources for each individ-
ual bank operate from the configuration that has been
programmed into the EEPROM of the unit through
the communication interface on the rear panel. Refer
to the section titled "Max Pro Series
Communication/Configuration Specifications" for
complete details on configuring this mode of opera-
tion.
Circuit Breakers:
There are two separate circuit breakers on the back
panel of the MAX 7500-Pro The main circuit
breaker will trip only if the total current draw
exceeds the maximum current rating (15A). This
means that collectively, all outlets must draw more
than 15 Amps before the circuit breaker will trip.
Convenience Lamp:
The convenience lamp included with your MAX®
7500-Pro plugs into an industry standard USB jack on
the rear panel. Its purpose is to provide better visibility
of other components and their AN connections during
system setup. Warning: The USB jack only provides
power. The lamp will be ON whenever it is plugged in.
00 NOT use this jack for other USB devices.
DC Triggers:
There is also a6 Amp circuit breaker to protect
the 720 VA Isolation Transformer and its circuitry.
The Isolation Transformer provides pure power for
digital source components, which require very little
current to operate at peak performance.
Please note: 00 not plug high-powered
amplifiers or powered sub woofers into the
Bank 3 or 4 Outlets. Their current require-
ments may exceed the 6 Amp limit and
cause the circuit breaker to trip.
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Coaxial Line Protection:
All coaxial cable sheaths from outdoors must
be grounded to the building grounding elec-
trode system where they enter the building
(per applicable NfC/CfC code). A driven
ground rod is not adequate.
Panamax's exclusive SignalPerfect™ Technology
provides application specific protection for your
satellite and cable TV equipment. The satellite
connections are for coaxial cables connected to a
DBS (single or dual LNB) satellite dish. The CATV
connection is for a non-amplified rooftop antenna or
cable TV line. Alternatively, it may be used to protect
the equipment plugged into the MAX 7500-Pro from
"backdoor" surges in situations where the video
signal is run to another room for a 2nd television.
Cable TV (Including HDTV) & Cable Modems:
TV tuners operate at approximately 500 millivolts
(1/2 volt) and utilize the frequency spectrum of 50
MHz to 950 MHz. Digital cable boxes and cable
modems typically operate at slightly higher voltages
while cable modems utilize the frequency range
below 50 MHz. The clamping level of the MAX
7500-Pro's CATV protection circuitry is 1400 milli-
volts (1.4 volts). The circuitry is shielded to prevent
interference and has been optimized to have less than
1 dB of signal loss throughout the entire frequency
range up to 950 MHz.
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Input Trigger:
This feature provides an ON/OFF trigger for the MAX
7500-Pro using a DC voltage control signal. Many
components such as pre-amplifiers and receivers
have a 12VDC trigger built-in, and will transmit a
constant power signal when turned on and in use.
This power signal will initiate the startup or shut-
down sequence of the MAX 7500-Pro outlet banks.
An AC adapter of the appropriate voltage, plugged
into a switched outlet on the receiver, may also be
used if a 12V trigger is not built in.
Modes of Operation:
The MAX 7500-Pro offers two modes of operation
selected using the "Switch Settings/Custom Settings"
switch. In the Switch Settings mode all of the out-
let delays are configured for either Always On or
Delayed operation using the five two-position slide
switches.
Output Trigger:
The MAX 7500-Pro generates its own 12VDC remote
signal to control other components. In its default
state, this output turns ON ten seconds after the Input
Trigger receives a signal and OFF when the input
trigger signal is turned off This output also uses a
standard 3.5mm mono mini-plug jack.
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Satellite TV:
Satellite dish LNBs can require up to 24 volts to
operate and utilize the frequency range of 950 MHz
to 2.2 GHz. The clamping level of the MAX 7500-
Pro's satellite protection circuitry is 25 volts, just 3
volts above the maximum operating voltage. The
circuitry is shielded to prevent interference and has
been optimized to have less than 1 dB of signal loss
throughout the entire 950 MHz to 2.2 GHz range.
Telephone Protection:
This unit provides protection to one telephone Line
In (RJ-11), and incorporates a built-in splitter to
Equipment 1 (RJ-11) and Equipment 2 (RJ-11).
Satellite TV receivers and DVR's (digital video
recorders) require telephone line connections for
subscription services. The MAX 7500-Pro provides
surge protection for this line. The circuitry utilizes
auto-resetting PTCRs and solid-state SIDACtors for
reliability and unsurpassed protection. The clamping
level of the MAX 7500-Pro's telephone protector is
260 volts. This will allow typical ring voltage (90-
130VAC) and operating battery voltage (-48DC) to
pass through the circuit and still protect the modem
in your satellite receiver or DVR from damage.
To protect a telephone jack:
Connect a telephone cable from the wall jack outlet
to the Line In (RJ-11) jack on the MAX 7500-Pro,
then connect a second telephone cable from either
the Equipment 1 (RJ-11) or Equipment 2 (RJ-11)
jack on the MAX 7500-Pro to the equipment's phone
jack. An RJ-11 connector with a minimum of 26
AWG conductors needs to be used when connecting
to the telephone jacks.
AC Surge Protection:
When the MAX 7500-Pro is subjected to a high volt-
age surge, its voltage output is I imited to a safe level
and the high levels of surge current are diverted away
from the connected equipment.
• When subjected to a 6,000V (open circuit voltage)
/ 500A (short circuit current) surge, the MAX 7500-
Pro limits its voltage output to less than 330V peak,
UL's best rating.
• If the magnitude of the surge is greater than the
capacity of the surge protection components, the
MAX 7500-Pro's Protect or Disconnect Circuitry will
disconnect your equipment in order to protect it.
Patent Pending Over/Under Voltage
Protection:
The MAX 7500-Pro constantly monitors the AC line
voltage for unsafe voltage conditions such as pro-
longed over voltages and under voltages (brownouts).
These unsafe conditions pose a very dangerous threat
to all electronic equipment within the home. If the
MAX 7500-Pro senses an unsafe power condition, it
will automatically disconnect your equipment from the
power to protect equipment from damage. Once the
voltage returns to a safe level, the MAX 7500-Pro will
automatically reconnect the power.
If the line voltage exceeds the over voltage threshold
or falls below the under voltage threshold, the MAX
7500-Pro will perform the following tasks until line
voltage returns to a safe level:
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The protection circuitry will not work il the phone
lines are reversed. The incoming phone cable must
be connected to the "LINE" jack and the cable to the
audio/video equipment must be connected to the
"EQUIP" jack.
1. Voltage reaches an unsafe high
level and the (Automatic Voltage Monitoring)
AVM Circuitry disconnects.
2. Voltage reaches a safe level and AVM
Circuitry automatically reconnects.
3. Voltage reaches an unsafe low level and
AVM Circuitry disconnects.
4. Voltage reaches a safe level and AVM
Circuitry automatically reconnects.
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
GENERAL
DC TRIGGER OUTPUT
. <12V
. <400 mA
.. yes
......... , .. ,.,..... ... ' ,10 seconds
Connections , , , .
Bidirectional Yes
Shielded Yes
Clamping Level............................................. . 25V
Attenualion <1 dB from 950MHz - 2.05GHz
<2.4db @ 2.2GHz
. .Female F, Gold Plated
Clamping LeveL , , 8V ± 2V
Jacks ", ' ,. , , , RJ-45
Wires Protected................. .4-Wires, pins 1,2,3 &6
Voltage , .
Curren!.. .
Short-circuit protection.... .
Delay on output..,....... ..
Fuseless/Auto-Resetting ,,' .. , , Yes
Clamping Level.............................................................................. ..260V
Capacitance 30pf (approx)
Suppression Modes Metallic & Longitudinal
Connections RJ-11
Protected 2-Wires, Pins 4&5
TELEPHONE CIRCUIT
SATELLITE TV CIRCUIT
Bidirectional , , Yes
Shielded , Yes
Clamping Level.,.,., , .. , , , ,., ", , , .. , .. , .. , 1.4V
Attenuation ,<1 dB up to 950MHz
Shielded , , .. , , YES
Connections Female F, Gold Plated
Dimensions 17" Wx 12.75" Dx 3.5" H, (4.1" H including feet)
Weight. 36Ibs.
AC POWER:
Line Voltage 120V, 60Hz
Regulation Range 100V-135V
Regulated Outpu!.. , , , " .. ,., 120V ± 2V
Total Current Capacity , , , 15 A
Surge Suppression Rating ,., , , , .. , ,. .330V
Protection Modes L- N, L- G, N- G
Initial Clamping LeveL ,., , ,., , .. , , , 200V
Energy Dissipation , 2670 Joules
Peak Impulse Current. 162,000Amps
Catastrophic Surge Circuit Yes
Thermal Fusing yes
Over-voltage shutoff 142 VAC ± 5VAC
Under-voltage shutof!.................. .. 90VAC ±2 VAC
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI).. Banks 3&4
EMI/RFI NOISE FILTRATION:
Banks 1-4 100 dB, 100 KHz ±2 MHz
Bank 5 , 60 dB, 100 KHz ±2 MHz
Jacks.... , , 3.5 mm mono mini-plug
Voltage and Polarity , 3-24V DC bidirectional
Current Requirement.. .4.6 mA @3V, 58mA @24V
Design and specifications subject to change without notice due to product improvement.
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MAX PRO-SERIES Communication/Configuration Specifications
1. OVERVIEW
The M7500-PRO has a RS232 interface that allows it to communicate with a wide variety of equipment as well as enable custom
operating configurations to be programmed into the unit.
The purpose of this document is to outline the command set used to communicate with the M7500-PRO.
DB9 Pinout Diagram
@@@CVCD
@CV®@
Commands and responses are in the form of ASCII character strings terminated with ASCII 13, line feed (ASCII 10) or NULL (ASCI0).
2. PORT SETTINGS
Baud Rate: 9600bps
Data Bits: 8
Start Bits: 1
Stop Bits: 1
Flow Control: __ None
Null modem cable not required.
.'
PIN NO.
SIGNAL
1
2
RECEIVE DATA
3 TRNSMIT DATA
4
5 GROUND
6
7
8
9
COMMANDS _
The following are commands that can be made to the M7500-PRO.
<CR> =Carriage Return (Enter Button)
Command Strin Action Res onse
1.1
!BUnON_ON<CR> Changes the status of the front panel button to ON.
$BUnON = ON<CR>
Has the same effect as if someone pressed the front
panel button for 2 seconds.
1.2
IBUnON_OFF<CR> Changes the status of the front panel button to OFF.
$BUnON = OFF<CR>
Has the same effect as if someone pressed the front
panel button for 2 seconds.
1.3
!ALL_OFF<CR> Turns off all outlets including those designated as
$BUnON = OFF<CR>
always on. Turn off is immediate with no delay.
Terminates any running turn on or turn off sequence.
Overrides the DC trigger input.
Changes the status of the front panel button to OFF.
1.4
!ALL_ON<CR> Turns on all outlets. Turn on is immediate with no delay. If successful: $BUnON = ON<CR>
Terminates any running turn on or turn off sequence.
Overrides the DC trigger input.
If over-voltage fault.
$PWR = OVERVOLTAGE<CR>
Changes the status of the front panel button to ON.
If under-voltage fault: $PWR = UNDERVOLTAGE<CR>
1.5
!SWITCH bank state<CR> Turns a specific outlet bank or the trigger output on or
If bank or state are invalid, $INVALlD_PARAMETER<CR>
off. Switching is immediate with no delay.
bank = {1, 2, 3, 4, HC1, HC2, If bank and state are valid, and no fault exists, a
TRIGOUT}
confirmation message is sent. Refer to §3.1
state = {ON, OFF}
Example: !SWITCH 2 ON<CR> If over-voltage fault.$PWR = OVERVOLTAGE<CR>
(turns on outlet bank 2)
If under-voltage fault: $PWR = UNDERVOLTAGE<CR>
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MAX PRO-SERIES Communication/Configuration Specifications (continued)
Command String
Action
Response
1.6 !SET_BRIGHT x<CR>
Sets the voltmeter, ammeter and LED
If x is valid, $BRIGHTNESS = x<CR>
x= 110 -1001 brightness to x% If x is invalid, $INVALlD_PARAMETER<CR>
Example: !SETBRIGHT 75<CR>
(sets meter brightness to 75%)
1.7 !SET _TRIGGER bank triggersource<CR>
Assigns the trigger(s) for an outlet bank If bank and triggersource are valid,
or DC trigger output. These trigger set- $TRIGGER FOR bank = triggersource<CR>
bank ={ 1, 2, 3, 4,HC1, HC2, TRIGOUTI
tings are only used with the unit isset in
CUSTOM SETIING mode. See Page 4 for If bank or triggersource are invalid,
triggersource ={ NONE, BUTTON, TRIGIN}
more information.
$INVALID _PARAMETER<CR>
where
NONE = Outlet bank is always ON,
trigger output is OFF (RS232 only)
SUDON = Trigger on front panel button.
TRIGIN = Trigger on DC input trigger
Example: !SET_TRIGGER 3 TRIGIN<CR>
(sets bank 3 to be controlled by the DC
trigger input only)
1.8
! SET _DELAY bank ondelay offdelay<CR>
Assigns the turn on and turn off delays for
If bank, ondelay and offdelay are valid,
bank = 11, 2, 3, 4,HC1, HC2, TRIGOUTl
an outlet bank or DC trigger output. These $DELAY FOR bank = ondelay offdelay<CR>
delay settings are only used with the unit is
ondelay ={ 0-240 ) (seconds)
set in CUSTOM SETTINGS mode. See Page If bank, ondelay or offdelay are invalid,
4 for more information $INVALlD_PARAMETER<CR>
offdelay = { 0-240 I (seconds)
Example: !SET_DELAY 45 1<CR>
(sets bank 4 turn-on delay to 5 sec. and
turn-off delay to 1 sec.)
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Command String Action Response
1.9
!SETJEEDBACK mode<CR> Sets the feedback to ON (unsolicited) or OFF
If mode = ON, $FEEDBACK = ON<CR>
(polled), When ON, a message will be sent to
mode ={ ON, OFF} the controller every time the status of an input
If mode = OFF, $FEEDBACK = OFF<CR>
(i.e, trigger), output (i.e, outlet) or power state
(i.e, overvoltage) changes, If feedback is OFF,
If mode is invalid, $INVALlD_PARAMETER<CR>
the controller must request feedback.
1.10 !SET_L1NEFEED mode<CR> Controls the linefeeds (ASCII: 10d, OAh) sent
If mode = ON, $L1NEFEED = ON<CR>
with each response. When ON, each response
mode ={ ON, OFF I will end with a linefeed, When OFF, all respons-
If mode = OFF, $L1NEFEED = OFF<CR>
es will not end with a linefeed,
If mode is invalid, $INVALlD_PARAMETER<CR>
1.11 ! RESET _ALL<CR> Resets all of the custom configuration settings
$FACTORY SEnlNGS RESTORED<CR>
(i.e. triggers, delays, meter brightness, feed-
back mode, & linefeed mode) to their original
factory settings listed below,
Resets the configuration below:
TRIGGER FOR 1= BUnON
TRIGGER FOR 2= BUnON
TRIGGER FOR 3= BUnON
TRIGGER FOR 4= BUnON
TRIGGER FOR HC1 = BUnON
TRIGGER FOR HC2 = BUnON
TRIGGER FOR TRIGOUT = TRIGIN
DELAY FOR 1= 000,005
DELAY FOR 2= 001,004
DELAY FOR 3= 002,003
DELAY FOR 4= 003,002
DELAY FOR HC1 = 004,001
DELAY FOR HC2 = 005,000
DELAY FOR TRIGOUT = 005,000
BRIGHTNESS = 100
FEEDBACK = ON
L1NEFEED = ON
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MAX PRO-SERIES Communication/Configuration Specifications (continued)
QUERIES _
Query
Description Response
2.1
?ID<CR>
Request that the unit identify itself. $PANAMAX<CR>
$MAX 74/7500-PRO<CR>
$FIRMWARE revision<CR>
2.2
?TRIGSTAT <CR>
Request the onloff status of the front panel if front panel button is ON, $BUnON = ON<CR>
button and input trigger.
if front panel button is OFF, $BUnON = OFF<CR>
if input trigger is ON, $TRiGiN = ON<CR>
if trigger input is OFF, $TRIGIN = OFF<CR>
2.3
?OUTLETSTAT <CR>
Request the onloff status of the $BANK1 = status<CR>
outlet banks and output trigger.
$BANK2 = status<CR>
$BANK3 = status<CR>
$BANK4 = status<CR>
$HC1 = status<CR>
$HC2 = status<CR>
$TRIGOUT = status<CR>
status = ION, OFF}
2.4
?POWERSTAT <CR>
Request the status of the input voltage. if input voltage is within limits, $PWR = NORMAL<CR>
during overvoltage, $PWR = OVERVOLTAGE<CR>
during undervoltage, $PWR = UNDERVOLTAGE<CR>
during recovery, $PWR = RECOVERY<CR>
2.5
?VOLTAGE<CR>
Request the line voltage. If 140V > Vin > 90: $VOLTAGE = xxx<CR>
where xxx is the input line voltage expressed in decimal format. If the
voltage is less than 100, the hundreds digit is represented with a O.
For example, a line voltage of 92VAC would be expressed as:
$VOLTAGE = 092<CR>
If Vin > 140V: $VOLTAGE = OVERVOLTAGE
If Vin < 90V: $VOLTAGE = UNDERVOLTAGE
2.6
?CURRENT <CR>
Request the input current draw. $CURRENT = xxx<CR>
where xxx is the input current expressed in decimal format. If the cur-
rent is less than 10, the tens digit is represented with a O. For example,
a current of 3.3A would be expressed as:
$CURRENT = 03.3<CR>
2.7
?HELP<CR>
Request a list of all commands Transmit a listing of all commands and queries.
and queries.
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QUERIES (continued)
Query Description Response
2.8
Request a list of all configurable
parameters and cu rrent settings.
$TRIGGER FOR 1= lriggersource<CR>
$TRIGGER FOR 2= triggersource<CR>
$TRIGGER FOR 3 =lriggersource<CR>
$TRIGGER FOR 4= lriggersource<CR>
$TRIGGER FOR HC1 = lriggersource<CR>
$TRIGGER FOR HC2 = lriggersource<CR>
$TRIGGER FOR TRIGOUT = lriggersource<CR>
$DELAY FOR 1= ondelay offdelay<CR>
$DELAY FOR 2= ondelay offdelay<CR>
$DELAY FOR 3= ondelay offdelay<CR>
$DELAY FOR 4= ondelay offdelay<CR>
$DELAY FOR HC1 = ondelay offdelay<CR>
$DELAY FOR HC2 = ondelay offdelay<CR>
$DELAY FOR TRIGOUT = ondelay offdelay<CR>
$BRIGHTNESS = x<CR>
$FEEDBACK = x<CR>
$L1NEFEED = x<CR>
RESPONSES AND WARNING MESSAGES _
If unsolicited feedback is enabled. the following warning messages will be transmitted under the conditions outlined in their description.
Condition Message
3.1
Outlet bank or trigger output
$BANKl = status<CR>
changes (on/off) state.
$BANK2 = status<CR>
$BANK3 = status<CR>
$BANK4 = slatus<CR>
$HCl = status<CR>
$HC2 = status<CR>
$TRIGOUT = status<CR>
status = ION, OFF I
3.2
When either the front panel but-
if front panel bullon is ON, $BUnON = ON<CR>
ton or input trigger (on/off) sta-
tus changes. a status message is
if front panel bullon is OFF. $BUTTON = OFF<CR>
sent to the controller.
if input trigger is ON, $TRIGIN = ON<CR>
if trigger input is OFF, $TRIGIN = OFF<CR>
3.3
Input voltage rises above the
$PWR = OVERVOLTAGE<CR>
overvoltage threshold.
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MAX PRO-SERIES Communication/Configuration Specifications (continued)
RESPONSES AND WARNING MESSAGES (continued)
Condition
Message
3.4
Input voltage falls below the undervoltage
$PWR = UNDERVOLTAGE<CR>
threshold.
Input voltage falls within safe operating range
$PWR = RECOVERY<CR>
3.5
following an over-voltage or under-voltage
condition.
Upon leaving the recovery mode following an
$PWR = NORMAL<CR>
3.6
over-voltage or under-voltage condition.
lROUBlfSHOOllNG
My power cable does not reach the wall
outlet. Can I use any extension cord to
make it reach?
No, Panamax extension cords are the only
extension cords that you can use while keeping
your warranty valid.
The provided coax or telephone jumper
cables are not long enough to reach my
equipment. Can I use other cables?
Yes, any length cable of the same type is fine.
There is an audible buzz/hum coming
from my Max 7500-Pro. What is the
cause of this and how do I make it go
away?
This can be caused by certain appliances; most
commonly lamps with High-Low dimmer switch-
es and some room heaters, which use only half
of the AC sine wave. These appliances distort
the AC wave through a small DC bias placed on
the AC supply. Some custom audio equipment-
especially amplifiers with toroidal power trans-
formers, may react unfavorably to this distortion,
and buzz. The Max 7500-Pro's isolation trans-
former will remove this waveform distortion and
protect the loads plugged into the bank 3 and 4
outlets. If the distortion is bad, you may actually
hear the Max 7500-Pro buzzing slightly as it
works to correct the AC power. The best way to
stop the buzz is to find the source of the distur-
bance (most likely a quartz lamp) and plug it
into a different branch circuit. Panamax
Technical Support will be glad to help you if you
have any questions about this.
The 6 Amp, Isolation Transformer circuit
breaker continually trips. What is the
problem?
The four Isolation Transformer outlets share the
720 VA Isolation transformer for their power
source. The connected equipment plugged into
the four outlets are drawing more than 6 Amps
collectively, causing the circuit breaker to trip.
These four outlets are designed specifically for
low-current, digital source components. Check
to see if you have connected a high current
amplifier or subwoofer to the Isolation
Transformer Outlets. If so, unplug the high cur-
rent components and plug them into the High
Current Outlet Bank.
The Power Specialist Since 1975 ;!
p-~
Some banks are not switching ON or OFF
with the MAX 7500-Pro. How can I fix
this?
These outlets may be set as either delayed or
always-on outlets. The 2-position switches on
the back panel control this. Change the setting
of this switch from always-on to delayed. This
will allow the corresponding banks to be
switched on/off.
I connected the LED Convenience Lamp
and the lamp will not work. What is the
problem?
Check to see if the MAX 7500-Pro is in an
unsafe voltage condition by looking to see if the
unsafe voltage indicator is flashing. If the indi-
cator is flashing, then wait until voltage is back
to normal and the light will turn back on. If the
unsafe voltage indicator is OFF and the light is
still not on, call Panamax Customer Service for
help.
INS07500 Rev A 9/06
Panamax, Inc. 1690 Corporate Circle, Petaluma, CA 94954
Toll Free: [phone]
Tel: [phone] Fax: [phone]
© 2006 Panamax, Inc
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Panamax Power Conditioner Limited Product Warranty
Panamax warrants to the purchaser of this
Panamax audiolvideo component style power
conditioner, for a period of three (3) years from
the date of purchase, that the unit shall be free
of defects in design, material or workmanship,
and Panamax will repair or replace any defec-
tive unit. For product replacement see "NOTIFI-
CATION' below.
CAUTION
AUdioNideo, computer and/or telephone sys-
tem installations can be very complex systems,
which consist of many interconnected compo-
nents. Due to the nature of electricity and
surges, a single protector may not be able to
completely protect complex installations. In
those cases, a systemic approach using multi-
ple protectors must be employed. Systemic
protection requires professional design. AC
power, satellite cables, CATV cables, tele-
phone/network lines or any other signal lines
entering the system that do not pass through
this surge protector may render the Panamax
Connected Equipment Protection Policy null
and void. For additional information on how to
protect your system, please contact Panamax
before connecting your equipment to the surge
protector.
WARNING NOTICE
Panamax products purchased through the
Internet do not carry a valid Product Warranty
or Connected Equipment Protection Policy
unless purchased from an Authorized Panamax
Internet Dealer and the original factory serial
numbers are intact (they must not have been
removed, defaced or replaced in any way).
Authorized Panamax Internet Dealers have suf-
ficient expertise to insure warranty compliant
installations. For a list of Authorized Panamax
Internet Dealers go to www.panamax.com
More detailed information is available at
www.panamax.com
If you have any questions regarding these
requirements, please contact Panamax
Customer Relations
Panamax Power Conditioner Limited Connected Equipment Protection Warranty
Valid only in the United States and Canada.
Valid only in the United States and Canada
Product Upgrade Program
•• Forms are available on the Panamax web
site for requesting RMAs and opening a claim
for connected equipment damage.
• The use of a Panamax extension cord or equiv-
alent (UL or CSA listed, minimum 14AWG, 3-wire
grounded) will not invalidate the warranty
Q01 L0049 Rev. A
or controversy between you and Panamax. The
arbitration shall be held in any mutually agreed
upon location in person, by telephone, or
online. Any decision rendered in such arbitra-
tion proceedings will be final and binding on
each of the parties, and judgment may be
entered thereon in a court of competent juris-
diction. The arbitrator shall not award either
party special, exemplary, consequential, puni-
tive, incidental or indirect damages, or attor-
ney's fees. The parties will share the costs of
arbitration (including the arbitrator's fees, if
any) in the proportion that the final award bears
to the amount of the initial claim.
9. GENERAL: If you have any questions regard-
ing the product warranty or the connected
equipment protection warranty, please contact
the Panamax Customer Relations Department
at www.panamax.com/support.This warranty
supersedes all previous warranties. THIS IS
THE ONLY WARRANTY PROVIDED WITH THE
PROTECTOR AND ANY OTHER IMPLIED OR
EXPRESSED WARRANTIES ARE NON-EXIS-
TENT. This warranty may not be modified
except in writing, signed by an officer of the
Panamax Corporation.
Effective Date 06/05
If your Panamax power conditioner sacrifices
itself while protecting your connected equip-
ment. you have an option to upgrade to the lat-
est technology. Please go to our web site
www.panamax.com/rma or contact Panamax
Customer Relations at 800-472-5555 for
details.
Panamax reserves the right to inspect the dam-
aged connected equipment, parts, or circuit
boards. Please note that you are responsible
for any and all charges related to shipping the
damaged equipment to Panamax. Panamax
also reserves the right to inspect the cus-
tomer's facility. Damaged equipment deemed
uneconomical to repair must remain available
for inspection by Panamax until the claim is
finalized.
5. REQUEST PAYMENTS: Once Panamax has
determined that you are entitled to compensa-
tion, Panamax will, at its election, either pay
you the present fair market value of the dam-
aged equipment, or pay for the cost of the
repair, or send you replacement equipment, or
pay the equivalence of replacement equipment.
6. OTHER INSURANCE/WARRANTIES: This cov-
erage is secondary to any existing manufactur-
er's warranty, implied or expressed, or any
insurance and/or service contract 1hat may
cover the loss.
7. EXCLUSIONS: THE PANAMAX CONNECTED
EQUIPMENT PROTECTION POLICY DOES NOT
APPLY TO: THE PANAMAX CONNECTED
EQUIPMENT PROTECTION POLICY DOES NOT
APPLY TO: Service charges, installation cos1s,
reinstallation costs; setup cost; diagnostic
charges; periodic checkups; routine mainte-
nance; loss of use of the product; costs or
expenses arising out of reprogramming or loss
of programming and/or data; shipping charges
or fees; service calls; loss or damage occa-
sioned by fire, theft, flood, wind, accident,
abuse or misuse, and products subject to man-
ufacturer's recall or similar event.
8. DISPUTE RESOLUTION: Any controversy or
claim arising out of or relating to Panamax's
Connected Equipment Protection Policy, or the
alleged breach thereof, shall be settled by arbi-
tration administered by the American
Arbitration Association under its Commercial
Arbitration Rules. You may file for arbitration at
any AM location in the United States upon the
payment of the applicable filing fee. The arbi-
tration will be conducted before a single arbi-
trator, and will be limited solely to the dispute
4. DETERMINATION OF FAILURE: Panamax will
evaluate the protector for surge damage. The
Panamax protector must show signs of surge
damage or must be performing outside (> 10%)
of design specifications relative to its surge
protection capability. Opening the enclosure,
tampering with, or modifying the unit in any
way shall be grounds for an automatic denial of
your request for payment. Panamax, after eval-
uating all information provided, shall determine
whether or not your request is eligible for pay-
ment.
If connected equipment damage was indicated
on your RMA request, Panamax will mail you a
claim kit to be completed and returned within
30 days. A connection diagram of your sys-
tem will be required as part of the claim kit.
Be sure to nole ils configuration before dis-
connecting your equipment.
3. NOTIFICATION: You must notify Panamax
within ten days of any event precipitating a
request for product replacement or payment for
connected equipment damage. A return mer-
chandise authorization (RMA) number must
first be obtained from the Panamax Customer
Relations Department at www.panamax.com/
support •• before returning the protector to
Panamax. At this time, you must notify
Panamax if you believe you have a claim for
damaged connected equipment.
Once you obtain an RMA number, please mark
the number on the bottom of the unit and pack
it in a shipping carton/bOX with enough packing
material to protect it during transit. The RMA
number must also be clearly marked on the
outside of the carton. Ship the unit to
Panamax. Please note that you are responsible
for any and all charges related to shipping the
unit to Panamax.
If the surge protector shows no signs of AC
power or signal line surge damage and is work-
ing within design specifications, Panamax will
return the unit to you with a letter explaining the
test results and notifying you of the rejection of
your claim. Exceptions: If a dealer or installer
replaces the protector for the customer, a
replacement will be returned to the dealer or
installer; or if the protector is a pre-1996
model, it will be replaced; or, for a Canadian
customer, the protector will be replaced.
M4300-EX: $5,000,000
M5300-EX: $5,000,000
M5510-Pro: $5,000,000
M4310: $5,000,000
M5400-EX: $5,000,000
ML4200: $5,000,000
M4400: $5,000,000
M5410: $5,000,000
M5100-EX: $5,000,000
M5500-EX: $5,000,000
M7500-PRO: $5,000,000
THIS WARRANTY IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOW-
ING CONDITIONS:
It is the policy of Panamax that it will, at its
election, either replace, pay to replace at fair
market value, or pay to repair, up to the dollar
amount specified below, equipment that is
damaged by an AC power, cable, telephone, or
lightning surge while connected to a properly
installed Panamax power conditioner.
Panamax must determine that the power condi-
tioner shows signs of surge damage or is oper-
ating outside of design specifications, relative
to its surge protection capability, and under all
of the circumstances failed to protect your con-
nected equipment.
2. PROPER INSTALLATION: Panamax AC protec-
tors must be directly plugged into a properly
grounded 3-wire AC outlet. Ex1ension cords',
non-grounded two prong adapters, or other
non-Panamax surge products must not be used.
Building wiring and other connections to pro-
tected equipment must conform to applicable
codes (NEC or CEC). No other ground wires or
ground connections may be used. All wires
(including, e.g., AC power lines, telephone lines,
signal/data lines, coaxial cable, antenna lead-
ins) leading into the protected equipment must
first pass through a single Panamax protector
designed for the particular application. The pro-
tector and the equipment to be protected must
be indoors in a dry location, and in the same
building. Panamax installation instructions and
diagrams must be followed.
1. ORIGINAL OWNERSHIP REQUIREMENT:
Panamax's connected equipment policy
extends to the original purchaser of the
Panamax product only and is non-transferable.
Original purchase receipts must accompany
any product return or claim for connected
equipment damage.

SUPPLEMENT TO PAGE 3 IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
5. WARNING: Do not use this apparatus near water. To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture.
14. This device must be connected to a main socket outlet with a protective earthing connection.