Mains Switch; Overload Protection; User's Instructions - INFOSEC UPS SYSTEM PFS 6 Master TGE Gebrauchsanweisung

The PFS 6 Master TGE was designed to give the highest degree of protection against overloads, voltage peaks,
electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI). It is provided with an ingenious "Master/Slave"
energy saving function.
It protects your computers, peripherals and hi-fi equipment against damage caused by voltage peaks, lightning, network
parasites and overloads. It also protects your phone/fax/modem equipment.
A reset circuit breaker protects against overloads and blowouts.
Security
Please read all these instructions before installing the PFS 6 Master TGE. It must be installed only inside a protected
location in which the temperature and humidity do not exceed the limits defined in the technical characteristics section.
Installation
Plug the PFS 6 Master TGE into a two-pole connector with earth (2P+E – 10 A).
Check that the "Protected" and "Power ok" lights are on.
Put the switch into the "manual" or "auto" position depending on your choice.

1. Mains switch

You can use the switch to select automatic "master/slave" mode or "manual" mode to switch on the six power outlets. In
"master/slave" mode, connect the main equipment (for example computer) to the "master" power outlet and the peripheral
equipment to the other "slave" connectors; the "on" or "off" state of your main equipment will automatically activate or
deactivate the power supply to the slave power outlets.
In manual mode, all power outlets are powered.
Warning
If your equipment connected to the "master" power outlet has a standby function, it is important to configure the minimum
power necessary for correct operation of this function using the potentiometer on the side of PFS 6 Master TGE. If you
want the "master/slave" function to remain operational, it is better to input the lowest possible value.
The internal clock in some hi-fi equipment can be deactivated if the equipment is connected to a "slave" power outlet.

2. Overload protection

When the consumption of connected equipment exceeds the authorized value, the circuit breaker opens to protect the PFS 6
Master TGE.
To put it back into service, reduce the power and reset the circuit breaker.
3. Active surge protection led
Green led "Protected" turns on : the protection is effective.
Green led "Protected" is off : the protection is not effective.
4. Electrical power supply indication for "master" power outlet
Green led "Power ok" turns on: the "master" power outlet is powered.
Green led "Power ok" is off: no power supply.
5. Electrical power supply indication for "slave" power outlets
Red led "Slave on" turns on: slave power outlets are powered
Red led "Slave on" is off: no power supply.
6. "Master" power outlets
In "master/slave" mode, the master power outlets must be used to connect the main equipment that will control the power
supply of equipment connected to the slave power outlets. In "manual" mode, the large spacing between power outlets
facilitates the connection of a transformer.
7. "Slave" power outlets
Slave power outlets are used to connect peripheral equipment such as a printer, monitor, scanner, modem, removable disks,
CD Rom, etc. In automatic mode, these power outlets will only be powered if the main equipment connected to the
« master » power outlet is itself powered.
8. Fax and Modem protection
The PFS 6 Master TGE is equipped with protection against overvoltages on the telephone/fax/modem line (2 RJ 11- 6P4C).
Connect the line input to the ''IN'' connector and use the cable supplied to connect the ''OUT'' connector to the telephone / fax
/ modem.
If there is a problem, do not disassemble the PFS 6 Master TGE, there are no reparable parts inside it.
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