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PA/GA Power Management unit

SONIX Pm10 TECHNICAL mANUAL  

TM365-1 / A  June 2022  www.eaton.com

4  Installation and connectivity

4.1  Physical installation

The unit is designed to be fitted inside the industry 

standard 19” enclosure, fixed with appropriate size 

screw. Depending on the rack and cage nuts used, they 

can be either M5 or M6 fitted through four mounting 

holes provided on the front panel. 

Stacking units is allowed with no additional restrictions, 

while still observing the general PA/GA design rules. 

The most common configuration is placing Sonix 350-

d units (supported by shelves if rack setup permits) 

directly over the Pm10. The unit can self-support on 

the front panel mountings but if combined with Sonix 

350-d amplifiers in a stack, due to the amplifier weight, 

it will require to be installed on shelves or other weight 

support structure.

 

A – Rack frame – 19”

B – Additional Sonix PA/GA units

C – Unit fixings

D – Shelf or other weight support structure.  

       Compulsory for units supporting        

       amplifiers.

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Healthy  Fault

Healthy  Fault

Healthy  Fault

Healthy  Fault

Healthy  Fault

Healthy  Fault

Healthy  Fault

Output 1

Healthy  Fault

Output 2

Output 3

Output 4

Output 5

Output 6

Output 7

Output 8

Sonix    Pm10

Volts

Amps

Output

Rack DC

Primary

Secondary

Healthy  Fault

Output

Aux

Healthy  Fault

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4

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1

O/P 1

O/P 2

O/P 3 

O/P 4

O/P 5

O/P 6

O/P 7

O/P 8

O/P Aux

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Primary Supply

Secondary Supply

Power Bus

Fault

O/P

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48VDC

O/P

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48VDC

I/P

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COMPLIANT

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Warning: Dangerous voltages. Do not open

Power Bus

Sync

Beacon Bus

Global Bus

Amp Bus

HMi Bus

HMi Bus

I/O Bus

48V

DC

I/P

+    -

Fault 

O/P 

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Default

Config

COMPLIANT

Healthy  Fault

Healthy  Fault

Healthy  Fault

Healthy  Fault

Healthy  Fault

Healthy  Fault

Healthy  Fault

Output 1

Healthy  Fault

Output 2

Output 3

Output 4

Output 5

Output 6

Output 7

Output 8

Output 8

STATUS

Power

Amp

Earth

Line

Fan

Overload/

Shutdown

Temp

hsb

Audio Output

Power

Amp

Earth

Line

Fan

Overload/

Shutdown

Temp

hsb

Audio Output

STATUS

A

C

B

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Figure 3. Stacking Pm10 with other Sonix units.

ote: 

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Recommended fixing screw length is 16 mm, complete with 

washers.

Warning:

 Ensure that no ventilation points are 

obstructed, and that the module is correctly 

supported within the cabinet.

IEC 60417-6043 (2011=01)

Beware of sharp edges and corners!

Take care while handling.

Summary of Contents for SONiX Pm10

Page 1: ...SONIXTM Pm10 Power Management Unit SonixTM Pm10 Technical Manual...

Page 2: ...3 3 2 Power and utility 5 3 3 3 Environmental operating conditions 5 4 INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIVITY 6 4 1 Physical installation 6 4 2 Power Bus 7 4 3 AC power input 9 4 4 AC power output 7 4 4 1 Out...

Page 3: ...O REDUNDANT POWER SUPPLIES 11 FIGURE 9 PM10 POWERED FROM A SINGLE POWER SUPPLY 12 FIGURE 10 CONNECTING SONIX 350 D TO THE OUTPUTS 13 FIGURE 11 AUXILIARY OUTPUT 13 FIGURE 12 48 V DC POWER DISTRIBUTION...

Page 4: ...failure or dangerous fluctuations the system will automatically switch over to the standby power supply Even under full load operation this is achieved without any disruption to the system operation...

Page 5: ...dary Supply Power Bus Fault O P N C com 48VDC O P 48VDC I P COMPLIANT 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Warning Dangerous voltages Do not open Power Bus Sync Beacon Bus Global Bus Amp Bus HMi Bus HMi Bus I O Bus 48V DC...

Page 6: ...althy Fault Healthy Fault Healthy Fault Healthy Fault Healthy Fault Healthy Fault Sonix Pm10 Volts Amps Rack DC Primary Secondary Healthy Fault Healthy Fault 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 O P 1 O P 2 O P 3 O P 4 O P...

Page 7: ...individual Pm10 unit is powered by either one or two redundant ac power sources connected to Primary and Secondary power inputs In both cases the incoming power feed must be protected by at least one...

Page 8: ...rth ote N As these cables are power feeds they should be where possible routed within the PA GA system in a separate way to avoid contact with dc power or audio cables and reduce the possibility of in...

Page 9: ...60Hz AC Input 85 265 vac 50 60Hz AC Input 85 265 vac 50 60Hz AC Input 85 265 vac 50 60Hz Sonix 350 d Sonix 350 d Sonix 350 d Sonix 350 d Sonix Pm10 Healthy Fault Healthy Fault Healthy Fault Healthy F...

Page 10: ...c output from the last unit is then used as a primary power source for PA GA 48 V dc with the others providing a redundant supply Warning If utilising the 48 V output in user touchable equipment an is...

Page 11: ...ximately 10 seconds before clearing after any fault has cleared to allow any transient faults to be registered by any external monitoring ote N There is no configuration option to change the sense of...

Page 12: ...n Pm10 reports the status of its outputs via pairs of green and red LEDs grouped with each output see Figure 1 as per table below LED Name Green Red Status Output 1 8 Aux Output On Off Output healthy...

Page 13: ...ing or testing check that Unit is correctly earthed Connection of each cable to and from the system is correct and the cables are not damaged DC input and output ports have the correct polarity There...

Page 14: ...Eaton and SONIX are registered trademarks All other trademarks are property of their respective owners Changes to the products to the information contained in this document and to prices are reserved...

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