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11.Meter Illumination Button: Adjusts amount of light to the volt meter.

12.Off Button: Press to shut down outlets programmed as “switched on” or “switched on after delay”.

13.Digital Isolation Filters: For digital components such as CD players, DVD players, and satellite receivers, special filter circuit designed to reduce interference such as digital noise from your components getting into the rest of your system.

NOTE: It does not harm analog video components or analog audio components to be connected to the digital outlet section. However, for the best possible performance, we recommend plugging in only digital components here.

14.Video Interference Reduction Filter: Special filter circuit designed to reduce interference (such as wide band noise that would disturb video performance) to your video components.

NOTE: It does not harm audio components or digital components to be connected to the video outlet section. However, for the best possible performance, we recommend plugging in only video components here.

15.Analog Audio Filter: For low current analog audio components such as preamplifiers and tape decks, special filter circuit that reduces noise from the AC power line that would degrade the audio performance.

NOTE: It does not harm video components or digital components to be connected to the analog audio outlet section. However, for the best possible performance, we recommend plugging in only low current analog audio components here.

NOTE: After a powerline or lightning surge, the HTS 5000 MKII may provide an audio tone from the internal buzzer. If the surge protect light is off, the unit will no longer provide surge protection.

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Contents HTS Table of Contents Important Safety Precautions Iii Page Important Note Proper Power and Protection Proper Grounding and Installation TipsThank You IntroductionMONSTER’S Patented Clean Power Stages Design Minds Behind the Monster Powercenter Page Before You Begin Content ChecklistDBS/DVD/Phone Line Hookup Hookup GuideOutlet Programming Outlet Programming SwitchesPage Remote AC Control Hookups Remote DC Control Hookups Dish in jack Coaxial Outlet HookupSatellite High Current Audio AC Outlet HookupAnalog Audio AC Outlet Hookup Video AC Outlet Hookup Digital AC Outlet Hookup OUT Rack Mounting Your PowerCenter Important Note HTS 5000 Features Index Drawings HTS 5000 FeaturesNumbers Refer to Drawings on Pages Delay Time Switch Selects delay time Easy reach to outlets Problem The PowerCenter is not receiving power TroubleshootingTroubleshooting Problem Speakers emit a humming or buzzing noise Problem The Switched on LED is off Problem The Unswitched on LED is offProblem Timed on LED is Off Possible Cause #2 What is the importance of component-to-component filtering? Frequently Asked QuestionsIf my PowerCenter stops operating, what do I do? Appendix a Glossary of Power-Related TermsPage Page Warranty Information Connected Equipment WarrantyAppendix B General Provisions As To Each WarrantyConnected Equipment Claim How To Make a ClaimPage Appendix C How to Contact UsRegister Your Product For Warranty Coverage Male Female Page Page Division of The Monster Group
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