10D employs additional ultra-sonic filtering for both digital and
video components. This additional filtering assures peak system
performance by preventing AC noise or
back-wa
sh from cross-
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
