3.2.1 ON/OFF switch: The switch to turn on and turn off TPS-series TVSS.
3.2.2 Overload protector: Over current or short circuit protection
component; press the button to reset when the pin tripped.
3.2.3 AC INPUT: The power socket for plug in the input power cord.
3.2.4 Signal Surge Protector: The sockets for protecting transient surge
from telephone cable, antenna, data cable and etc.; Different model
provides different socket types, notice the caption below each socket.
INSTALLATION
4.1 Installation
4.1.1 Turn off all electrical equipment.
4.1.2 Connect signal cables (such as telephone lines, LAN cable, antenna
cable or coaxial cable) into Signal Surge Protector sockets at the side
of TPS-series TVSS as below
IN :
The socket to connect input signal cable.
OUT :
The socket to connect signal cable which are protected
to telephone, facsimile machine, modem, ADSL/ISDN/
HDSL/DSL devices or CATV devices.
4.1.3 Plug the power cord from your electrical equipments into the
TVSS output outlets.
4.1.4 Plug the TVSS into the grounded electrical outlet only.
Note: To achieve the maximum performance, the TVSS must be connected
to a grounded electrical outlet to work properly. Connecting to
non-grounded electrical outlet, the TVSS will not be able to properly
protect your electrical equipments.
4.2 Turn on and turn off TPS-Series
4.2.1 Turn on ON/OFF switch. PROTECTED indicator will be lit.
4.2.2 Turn on all connected eletrical equipment.
4.2.3 To turn off the TPS-series TVSS, turn off then turn off ON/OFF
switch.
TROUBLESHOOTING
FRONT PANEL AND COMPONENTS
3.1 Front panel
3.1.1 PROTECTED: Indicates that the TPS-series TVSS is operating normally.
3.1. 2 FAULT WIRING: Indicates that the electrical outlet is not properly
grounded or the line-neutral is reversed.
Table 1 shows relationship of LED indicators and operating status
3.1. 3 Output Outlet: 6 surge protection outlets for connecting to electrical
equipment.
3.2 Side and rear panel
3.1.1
3.1.2
3.1.3
Modular Plug
RJ45-8C
Coaxial F-Type
TPS-HOME
CATV TEL./ADSL
TPS-CATV
CATV #1
CATV #2
Type B
Coaxial F-Type
Coaxial F-Type
Type C
Side view
(Type B)
Side view
(Type C)
IN
OUT
IN
OUT
IN
OUT
IN
OUT
Modular Plug
RJ45-8C
Modular Plug
RJ45-8C
TPS-RS232
RS232C#1 RS232C#2
TPS-RS425
RS422 / RS485#1
RS422 / RS485#2
TPS-LAN
LAN #1
LAN #2
TPS-TEL
TEL. LINE #1
TEL. LINE #2
TPS-ISDN
ISDN #1
ISDN #2
TPS-DSL
DSL #1
DSL #2
TPS-ADSL
ADSL
TEL./ADSL
TPS-HDSL
HDSL #1
HDSL #2
TPS-PLC
PLC #1
PLC #2
TPS-DATA
DATA #1
DATA #2
TPS-SOHO
LAN
TEL./ADSL
TPS-MFG
RS422 / RS485#1
RS232C
Type A
Side (Type A)
3.2.1
3.2.4
3.2.3
3.2.2
IN
OUT
IN
OUT
Bottom
LED indicators
Operating status
PROTECTED
FAULT WIRING
ON
OFF
ON
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
OFF
The TVSS provides maximum surge protection.
The TVSS can not provide maximum surge protection
because of your electrical outlet is not properly
grounded or the line-neutral is reversed.
- The TVSS has sacrificed to protect your electrical
equipment.
- Line-neutral reversal or poor ground connection.
The TVSS has sacrificed to protect your electrical
equipment.
Symptoms
Possible causes
Solutions
1. Disconnect some electrical
equipment.
2. Reset overload protector.
3. If the symptom persists,
contact our service center.
Contact a qualified electrician
to inspect and correct the
wiring and grounding
problem.
The TVSS has to be replaced.
Please contact service center.
PROTECTED indicator is
lit, but electrical
equipment do not work.
Overload protector
tripped.
PROTECTED and FAULT
WIRING indicators are
lit.
PROTECTED indicator is
OFF but FAULT WIRING
indicator is it.
The connected electrical
equipment are exceed the
TVSS's capability.
Line-neutral reversal or poor
ground connection.
The TVSS has sacrificed to
protect your electrical
equipment.
