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Introduction, Before You Begin, and Important Safety Note__________________________________________________________________ 1

Important Safety Instructions _____________________________________________________________________________________ 2 

Wiring Instructions ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 3, 4

Rear Rack Mounting Ears _________________________________________________________________________________________ 4

Product Features _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 5 

Product Overview ___________________________________________________________________________________________ 6, 7

Front Panel Configurations and Features_______________________________________________________________________ 7, 8, 9, 10

ASD-120 2.0 Programming Summary_______________________________________________________________________11, Back Cover

Rear Panel Control Terminal Interface ________________________________________________________________________________12

Advanced Installation Topics___________________________________________________________________________________13, 14

Local Operating Modes____________________________________________________________________________________15, 16, 17

Product Installation Examples_______________________________________________________________________________ 18, 19,  20

Specifications _______________________________________________________________________________________________  21

Warranty Information __________________________________________________________________________________________ 22

TABLE OF CONTENTS

CAUTION

• The ASD-120 2.0 remote interface differs from the original ASD-120.  While 
the original ASD-120 REM terminal input was compatible with AC voltages, the 
ASD-120 2.0 is not.  For example, if an original ASD-120 is to be controlled by 
the ASD-120 2.0, please use the Direct Current 12V and REM terminals of the 
ASD-120 2.0 to provide the DC control signal to the REM input of the older ASD-
120 product.

• Ground loops at the control terminals and remote interface should be avoided.  
The ASD-120 2.0 remote interface is designed to provide the flexibility of being 
connected to multiple pieces of equipment within the same power distribution 
system.  To avoid ground loops, do not connect the remote interface to more than 
one non-isolated ground referenced interface.  

• A building’s AC Power Distribution System is grounded at the Utility Service 
Entrance or Service Point. The ASD-120 2.0 Remote interface control is not in-
tended for applications between multiple buildings or where connected equipment 
has multiple AC grounds or earth paths. If the ASD-120 2.0 Remote interfaces are 
connected to equipment grounded elsewhere, catastrophic voltage irregularities 
can damage the remote interface. All control equipment interfacing the ASD-
120 2.0 power distribution network must be properly grounded through a single 
protective earth ground connection. Please consult a qualified electrician if there 
are questions concerning equipment grounding.

IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

WARNING

• With the exception of input wire connections, there are no user serviceable          
   parts inside the ASD-120 2.0.  The top panel should never be removed while  
   power is applied to the unit. 
 
• Input power must be connected by a qualified electrician.  The unit must be    
   properly grounded through a protective earth ground connection.

• Refer all servicing to qualified personnel.  Servicing is required when the unit  
   has been damaged in any way or fails to operate as designed.  

• The ASD-120 2.0 is intended for use in a dry environment.  Do not use this       
   product in or near water.  To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not    
   expose this device to rain or moisture.

• The device is intended for AC power sequencing.  All output circuits should be  
   sequenced OFF prior to removing power to the unit.

• Do not install this product near heat sources or other equipment that generates  
   excessive heat.

Summary of Contents for ASD-120 2.0

Page 1: ...PUT 120 3 208 240 VAC 14400 WATTS 120 AMPS MAX 20A MAX DELAY A 20A MAX DELAY B 20A MAX DELAY C 20A MAX DELAY D 20A MAX DELAY E 20A MAX DELAY F FORCE OFF DELAY OUTPUTS REMOTE NC A B C D E F NO 12V STAT...

Page 2: ...ET CONFIER LA MAINTENANCE A UN T ECHNICIEN QUALIFIE DRY RELAY CONTACTS RATING 48V 1 AMP This box should include the following items 1 Model ASD 120 2 0 2 Two adjustable rear rack mounting ears 3 Secu...

Page 3: ...ASD 120 2 0 please use the Direct Current 12V and REM terminals of the ASD 120 2 0 to provide the DC control signal to the REM input of the older ASD 120 product Ground loops at the control terminals...

Page 4: ...ND If the loads are balanced the neutral cur rent will be zero but if the load is predominately on one phase the neutral must support the entire load current Since phases are distributed to different...

Page 5: ...ENCE REMOTE DLY ADJ DELAY A DELAY B DELAY C PHASE X Y Z DELAY D DELAY E DELAY F OFF ON 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 ALWAYS ON ALWAYS OFF ASD 120 2 0 120 AMP POWER SEQUENCER SEE COVER PLATE START SEQUENCE REMOTE DLY...

Page 6: ...AY F OFF ON ASD 120 2 0 120 AMP POWER SEQUENCER Security Cover to Protect Program Settings 1 5 Cable Clamp Input 120V Phase Six 20A duplex outlets Force Off 2 Pin Phoenix type Connector Remote 4 pin P...

Page 7: ...ower of 14 4kW Higher levels of power can be achieved by connecting additional Furman sequencers or other power conditioning products including additional ASD 120 2 0 units Furman products provide a p...

Page 8: ...l of the Delay Bank LEDs should be off Note that the Delay Bank LED indicators only indicate when a bank has been activated The indicators do not guarantee that power is being delivered to the corresp...

Page 9: ...ector and the front panel START SEQUENCE push button switch Security Cover Shield and DIP Switch Program Interface The ASD 120 2 0 had two configuration DIP switches that are located underneath a secu...

Page 10: ...1 minute maximum time delay DIP 2 adds 2 minutes and DIP 3 adds 4 minutes Please note these time delays are cumulative If all three DIP switches are in the UP position the maximum allowable time delay...

Page 11: ...at once once any Momentary switch button is pushed including Remote Momentary switches As mentioned multiple momen tary remote contacts should be used if more than one remote power up location is des...

Page 12: ...tary Maintained Sets local mode and remote contact closure preference for either Momentary or Maintained switches Note Momentary mode overrides DIP 5 and 6 Sequence Bypass DIP Switch DIP position ON A...

Page 13: ...0 Delay outlets are OFF To use the STAT terminal output simply connect an LED between the STAT and GND with the Cathode flat side of the LED oriented toward the GND pin Pin 4 Do not use a series curr...

Page 14: ...e set to OFF A time delayed On or Off sequence can be initiated at the front panel Key Switch the START SEQUENCE button or using the 4 Pin Remote Interface The config uration Multi Function DIP switch...

Page 15: ...using external 5 to 30VDC power supply In this mode an external power supply will prevent the ASD 120 2 0 from sequencing ON The ASD 120 2 0 will automatically sequence ON when the DC power is remove...

Page 16: ...uences If the button is pressed and held for more than six seconds the ASD 120 2 0 will sequence to the OFF state The front Start Sequence button should only be used when the Key Switch is in the REMO...

Page 17: ...state until a connection is present between the REM and GND terminals or between the 12V and REM terminals DIP 7 switch is set in the down position MNT for operation in Maintained Mode And when utiliz...

Page 18: ...ate of the DC relay as well as its associated AC duplex FORCE OFF Interface Rear Panel 2 pin Connector The FORCE OFF input provides a method of immediately turning off all Bank relays and output circu...

Page 19: ...ry Mode DIP 4 UP NO verify factory default DIP 7 UP MOM verify Momentary Mode Configure 2 0 Multi Function DIP switches 1 2 3 to desired delay time interval Ensure All Bypass Set DIP switches are sele...

Page 20: ...Delay Banks A through F Diagram Example 4 A Furman M 8S Sequencer triggered by an optional RS 1 Remote System Control Panel activates a Furman ASD 120 2 0 Sequencers at another in house location Diagr...

Page 21: ...SD 120 2 0 ADVANCED INSTALLATION WITH FURMAN CN SERIES AND REMOTE RS 1 SWITCH ON ON CN 2400S DIP SETTINGS ASD 120 2 0 DIP SETTINGS FIRE ALARM NO C NC FORCE REMOTE 12V STAT REM GND 12V STAT REM GND DLY...

Page 22: ...rs one per output Configuration Switches Front panel hidden by security cover 3 maximum delay switches 1 2 and 4 minute Force Off NO NC 12V mode On Off GND mode On Off Momentary Maintained mode select...

Page 23: ...orce and effect SERVICE NOTE All equipment being returned for repair must have an RMA Return Mate rials Authorization number To receive an RMA number please contact Furman Technical Services at techsu...

Page 24: ...y the GND ON Maintained Mode should be used Note GND to REM pins should be used for remote triggers with applied DC voltages 5V to 30VDC at REM ASD 120 2 0 PROGRAMMING SUMMARY DIP 7 MOM MNT Maintained...

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