background image

IN     

 LAN     

OUT

CATV / SAT 1 

MAIN POWER

 

120 VAC/15A  

    

IN

OUT

15A

GND

BANK 1

BANK 2

BANK 3

12V

BlueBOLT

IN 

 PHONE  

OUT

BANK 1

BANK 3

1.  AC Inlet:

 120 VAC, 15A, IEC 320-C13  do not remove steel retention clip. 

2. Circuit Breaker:

 120 Vac, 15A

3. Ground lug:

 Connect to Panamax MOD-series signal protection module 

grounding busses with 14AWG (<12” length) wire to expand the signal protec-
tion capabilities:

4. Outlets:

 the seven rear panel outlets are grouped into three switched outlet 

banks.  All outlets within an outlet bank are controlled together.

Bank 1

 has two back panel outlets and includes the front panel outlet; 

Bank 2

 has two outlets, 

Bank 3

 has three outlets.

5. CATV / SAT: 

 Universal voltage (± 75V clamping), HD 1080i/p ready, <0.5dB 

6. Telephone Protection: 

 RJ-11 (6P2C) analog telephone/DSL protection.  Do 

not connect in reverse (IN comes in from the wall, OUT connects to equipment)

7. LAN Cat 5e: 

 RJ-45 (8P8C), 10/100/1000BASE-T compatible, PoE compat-

ible

8. DC Trigger input:

  3.5mm mono jack.  ±5-24VDC tip-ring.  When a phone 

plug is connected to the DC trigger, applied voltage on the trigger input initiates 
an outlet turn on sequence.

9. Ethernet/BlueBOLT Port:

  RJ-45 Ethernet. Connect to an active local area 

network (LAN) RJ-45 Port: Connect to an active local area network (LAN) to 
connect to BlueBOLT.  Link LED: Illuminated Green when connected to an active 
LAN.   Activity LED: Flashes to indicate that LAN connection is active.

1.

3.

5.

8.

7.

6.

9.

4. 

2.

                 BANK 3                                   BANK 2                             BANK 1     

The Bubble of Protection

Sample setup to indicate the basic configuration for a “Bubble of Protection”.
Protecting all AC and signal lines will keep your system safe and ensure 
compliance with Panamax’s Connected Equipment Policy.

IN     

 LAN     OUT

CATV / SAT 1 

MAIN POWER

 

120 VAC/15A      

IN

OUT

15A

GND

BANK 1

BANK 2

BANK 3

12V

BlueBOLT

IN 

 PHONE  OUT

BANK 1

BANK 3

M4000-PRO

TV

SAT

CAT 5e

DVD / BLU-RAY

A / V RECEIVER

DVR

SUB

AC
COAX
CAT 5e
SIGNAL
SPEAKER

NETWORK SWITCH

MEDIA SERVER

Rear Panel Features Overview

3

Summary of Contents for M4000-PRO

Page 1: ...VOLTAGE BlueBOLT M4000 PRO ENABLED Power Management with Control System Interactive Functionality 15 Amp Capacity M4000 PRO 7 Rear Panel Outlets and One Front Panel Convenience Outlet in 3 Controlabl...

Page 2: ...Instructions Front Panel Features Overview pg 2 Rear Panel Features Overview Bubble of Protection pg 3 BlueBOLT Setup Registration Trouble Shooting pg 4 OutletSequencingandM4000 PROSpecifications pg 5...

Page 3: ...oduct circuit break ers The M4000 PRO is designed to eliminate these transients by providing a start up delay for the Bank 3 outlets and a shut down delay for the other Outlet Banks This minimizes inr...

Page 4: ...in or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped 12 Where the power cord is used as the main disconnect device the discon nect device shall remain readily accessible 13 This device must be...

Page 5: ...at 5e RJ 45 8P8C 10 100 1000BASE T compatible PoE compat ible 8 DC Trigger input 3 5mm mono jack 5 24VDC tip ring When a phone plug is connected to the DC trigger applied voltage on the trigger input...

Page 6: ...one DSL line from the M4000 PRO back to modem router s input Step 4 Connect Ethernet cablefrom router modem to BlueBOLT input on M4000 PRO Step 5 Plug in M4000 PRO SYSTEM SETUP 2 Network Equipment NOT...

Page 7: ...n the DC trigger input going from 0V to 5 24VDC or by the sequence com mand received on the Ethernet port When the M4000 PRO is powered up recovering from an over voltage shutoff or recovering from an...

Page 8: ..._______ __________________________________________ __________________________________________ __________________________________________ __________________________________________ ____________________...

Page 9: ...rnum 12345678 sernum fwver 1 0 1 fwver info device The following sections document the possible message content and it should be assumed that the contents are always enclosed by the envelope and that...

Page 10: ...Core Brands use only Query sendsettings Response settings Time stamp of the data provided in UNIX time time timestamp delay id bank Delay for outlet bank bank act action Action 0 turn off delay 1 turn...

Page 11: ...Outlet Bank Command an outlet bank to turn OFF wait for its power cycle delay time and then turn back ON Command cycleoutlet Power cycle an outlet bank Attribute id bank Which outlet bank to control C...

Page 12: ...Outlet Bank Delays Command set delay Set delay settings for an outlet bank Attribute id bank Set delay settings for an outlet bank act 0 1 2 Action 0 OFF delay 1 ON delay 2 Power cycle delay Content d...

Page 13: ...DDR PORT eventmgr commands General Event Element Structure All event messages are contained within an event element which will contain a timestamp attribute time and an event ID attribute evtid The ti...

Page 14: ...2 delay Outlet bank 1 power cycle delay 12 sec triggerena id 1 triggerena Outlet bank 1 trigger enabled brightness 2 brightness Brightness level 2 out of 5 max set Settings Changed A Settings Changed...

Page 15: ...ction Fired event is posted when the M4000 PRO performs a scheduled operation 13 The day element contains the daysofweek value for the days of the week the action is scheduled to fire This element is...

Page 16: ...nto an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected 4 Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Any special accessories needed for compliance must...

Reviews: