contaminating an adjacent unit. For example, a television plugged into the digital – video filtered outlets will not affect an audio receiver- controller connected to one of the PST-10D’s standard or delayed outlets.
Delayed AC Outlets – Trigger Switch and 12VDC inlet:
The PST-10D features (3) delayed AC outlets. Today’s Home Theater and Home Recording- Studio components rarely require delayed soft-start from an external AC outlet because their circuits feature soft-start turn-on. Delayed turn-on prevents annoying loudspeaker “pops” as well as preventing circuit breaker nuisance tripping. Since some amplifiers, powered loudspeakers and powered sub-woofers do not have this feature internally, they will require the PST-10D’s delayed turn-on circuit. Simply plug power amplifiers and subwoofers into the delayed outlets. This will create about a two second delay before these outlets are energized.
The mini switch should be in the trigger bypass position for normal operation. If the mini switch is in the trigger input position, these outlets will not energize.
If an external 12V sequencer or a receiver with a 12V sens circuit is used, simply connect the sens circuits mini phone jack to the 12V input, and change the mini switch setting to trigger input. The other (7) AC outlets will still be controlled by the PST-10D’s main AC switch, but the (3) delayed AC outlets will be energized and turned off by your remote 12V sens circuit. 12 volts (+/- 2V) must be present for the delayed outlets to energize from a remote sens trigger.
