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Enabled Vertical Rack Power Conditioner with12 OutletsCongratulations on your purchase of the Panamax VT1512-IP BlueBOLT enabled vertical rack power conditioner and power sequencer. The VT1512-IP is a full featured power conditioner providing protection and ltration for maximum longevity and performance of connected equipment. BlueBOLT enabled, the VT1512-IP allows remote reboot of 12 individually controlled outlets, as well as the ability to monitor energy use, set alerts, program scheduled commands, network pings with conditional reboot and much more.Important: You will need the VT1512-IP’s unique MAC Address and Challenge Key (provided on the 2 labels attached to the cover of this guide, as well as on a label on the bottom of the product) to register the unit for control and monitoring at www.mybluebolt.com. One is permanently adhered and the other is removable for your convenience.• Protect-or-Disconnect surge protection• Standard EMI/RFI Filtration• Over/Under voltage load disconnect• Power Sequencing• IP Monitor & Control - BlueBOLT™ enabled for IP control and monitoring• 12 individually controlled outlets, 3 spaced for wall-warts & 6 turned 90°• Ground lug to attach Panamax signal-line protection modules• Sleek design ideal for vertical mounting to an equipment rack with included brackets• 10 foot power cord with removable plug to customize length• 15A Capacity with circuit breaker• 3 year limited product warranty• $5,000,000 Connected Equipment Protection Policy when used with Panamax signal-line protection modules.

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1. Read these instructions. 2. Keep these instructions. 3. Heed all warnings. 4. Follow all instructions. 5. WARNING: Do not use this apparatus near water. To reduce the risk of re or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture.6. CAUTION - Could Contain Always On Receptacles (depending on BlueBOLT programming). To reduce risk of shock - Disconnect VT1512-IP from power source before servicing any equipment connected to VT1512-IP.7. Clean only with dry cloth.8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatuses that produce heat.9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding type plug. A polarized plug has two blades, with one wider than the other. A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not t into your outlet, consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet.10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.11. Only use attachments/accessories specied by the manufacturer.12. Refer all servicing to qualied service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in any way, such as power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.13. Where the power cord is used as the main disconnect device, the disconnect device shall remain readily accessible.14. This device must be connected to a main socket outlet with a protective earthing (ground) connection.

Placement location should allow the VT1512-IP to be plugged directly into a properly grounded wall outlet. VT1512-IP Instruction Manual-English3

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NETWORK Outlet 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Outlet 2 Outlet 3 Outlet 4 Outlet 5 Outlet 6 Outlet 7 Outlet 8 Outlet 9 Outlet 10 Outlet 11 Outlet 12 POWERPROTECTIONBlueBOLT 10 Ft. Power Cord with NEMA 15A Straight Plug Outlet Indicators The VT1512-IP features 12 outlets. With no Blue- BOLT connection the outlets will sequence on from 1-12 and turn off in the reverse sequence. When controlled via BlueBOLT, you have control of all 12 outlets individually LED lights indicate outlet status: BLUE: Indicates power status for an individual outlet OFF: Indicates power is off for an individual outlet Mounting Bracket Holes (4) PRODUCT FEATURES www.panamax.com Circuit Breaker: Automatically trips when the load exceeds 15 amps. Push to reset. Rocker Power Switch: When switched off all outlets turn off immediately. When switch on, outlets turn back on in sequence. LED Indicators: Power On: Illuminates when power is present to the de- vice. Note: Check status indicators for individual outlets to determine if each outlet’s power is on or off. UNSAFE VOLTAGE: The Protection OK secondary Indication is for the status of the VT1512-IP’s Over/Under voltage load disconnect feature. If the line voltage is less than 85 Vac or greater than 140 Vac, the outlets will shut off and the Protection OK indicator will ash green. Power will automatically be restored when voltage returns to a safe level and the outlets will sequence to the original state prior to an over/under voltage load disconnect. PROTECTION OK: Indicates status of the VT1512-IP’s Protect-or-Disconnect surge protection feature. If the POWER LED is illuminated but the PROTECTION OK LED is off, contact Panamax technical support. BlueBOLT: Indicates status of BlueBOLT connection. OFF: Not connected to an active local area network (LAN) GREEN: Connected to an active LAN, but cannot contact the BlueBOLT server/cloud BLUE: Connected to an active LAN and is connected to the BlueBOLT server/cloud. Network Connector: Connect an Ethernet cable (not provided) between the NETWORK port and an Internet router or modem with an established Internet connection for remote control and monitoring. Network Reset Button: Press using a safety pin, ball point pen or other small object to reset connection to BlueBOLT cloud. Ground Lug: Connect Panamax signal-line protection modules grounds to this terminal. Protect data lines as well as AC lines from surges is required for the connected equipment warranty. Outlets 4 - 8: Rotated 90° to accommodate large transformers (wall warts). Outlets 1 - 3: Spaced to accommodate large transformers (wall warts). VT1512-IP ENABLED 15A GROUND NETWORK Outlet 1

Outlet 2 Outlet 3 Outlet 4 Outlet 5 Outlet 6 Outlet 7 Outlet 8 Outlet 9 Outlet 10 Outlet 11 Outlet 12 POWER PROTECTION BlueBOLT DETAILED VIEW Network Reset Button: Network Connector: Rocker Power Switch: Circuit Breaker: LED Indicators:4 www.panamax.com VT1512-IP Instruction Manual - English ADVANCED OPERATIONS VT1512-IP Advanced Operation The VT1512-IP has an embedded web page for users that wish to use the VT1512-IP on a LAN. The embedded webpage displays the units’ serial number, ethernet address (MAC ID), rmware version, bootcode version and brand and model number. To nd the VT1512-IP IP address, you can claim the device in BlueBOLT one time and look under Device ADMIN for the IP address or you can use your networking devices. In some cases, your ISP modem may be equipped with a tool to locate the IP address of the VT1512-IP. Status The Status screen shows you the integrity of the power: Voltage, Amperage, Wattage, Power Factor and Power VA. The Conditions screen displays the Power Condition (detailed below), whether the Breaker is "opened" or "closed" and if the Voltage Monitoring is working. Power Condition States Normal = Input voltage is within range Undervoltage = The voltage is so low that the over/under voltage load disconnect has engaged and all outlets are off. Overvoltage = The voltage is so high that the over/under voltage load disconnect has engaged and all outlets are off. Recovery = Recovery 1. Recovering from an over/under voltage load disconnect condition2. Recovering after the breaker has been tripped and reset3. Recovering after the switch has been turned off and turned on again or a power cycle4. Recovery will also be stated when the unit is plugged into a live AC source. Voltage Monitor States Voltage Monitor = okay – voltage is within a safe range Voltage Monitor = fault1. Either the over/under voltage load disconnect has engaged and all outlets are off. 2. The breaker was tripped turning all outlets off 3. The power switch was turned off, turning all outlets off. Controls The Controls screens allows you to see which outlet(s) is On or Off. It allows you to sequence the unit On and Off or cycle group. You can turn all outlets On sequentially as programmed and Off immediately (no sequence). Conguration The Conguration screen is used to set up your password protection, set the IP as Static or DHCP (default) and congure advanced device settings. The Advanced Device settings allow you to program which outlets get sequenced, program which outlets are part of a group cycle and sequence delays. The VT1512-IP can be interfaced with Control and Automation systems on the local area network. All messages are encapsulated in standard XML format and are sent and received over UDP port 57010. The XML version declaration, <?xml version=”1.0” ?>, is at the beginning of each message. Each message must have a single root element. Messages that do not conform to the standard will be ignored. A convenient way to test messages is the “netcat” tool, available for Windows 10, Linux and Unix. <?xml version=”1.0” ?><device class=”vt1512” id=”1065a3050000”>…</device> The root element for all messages is named "device". The device element must have two attributes, "class" and "id". The class attribute species the type of device (model) and must be “vt1512”. The "id" attribute is the unique device ID (its Ethernet MAC address), expressed with lower case letters and no formatting. For example: <device class=”vt1512” id=”1065a3051970”>5 VT1512-IP Instruction Manual - English www.panamax.com

Command messages are sent to the VT1512-IP in order to have it perform a task. The task can be to perform a physical action, such as switching an outlet (referred to as an "action"). When the task is to transmit data, such as device status, it is referred to as a "query". Whether the task is an "action" or "query", the message is classied as a command and is contained within the <command> element. Example Action Command Message - switch outlet 2 to OFF: <?xml version=”1.0”?> <device class=”vt1512” id=”1065a3051970”> <command><outlet id=”2”>0</outlet></command> </device>

Event messages are sent when a change of device status or settings occurs. The <event> element is used to contain the details of the event. Note that events are not sent in reply to a query command. Example Event Message - outlet 3 switched to ON: <?xml version=”1.0” ?> <device class=”vt1512” id=”1065a3050000”> <event time=”1403729752” evtid=”123” subsid=”1”> <outlet id=”3”>1</outlet> </event> </device> Element Description dlys required delays container. dly outlet delays - attributes represent: “id” = outlet number, “sf” = power sequence off delay, “so” = power sequence on delay, “cy” = power cycle delay. All delays values are in seconds, 255 seconds maximum. grps required groups container. sq opt-in/opt-out of sequence group: hexadecimal value represents which outlet participate in power sequence group. See above for details. cy opt-in/opt-out of power cycle group: hexadecimal value represents which outlet participate in power cycle group. See above for details. Outlet number Outlet group hex code Binary 1 through 12 (i.e., all twelve outlets) fff 1111 1111 1111 1, 3, 6 and 7 (i.e., four outlets) 065 0000 0110 0101 Settings-related messages (i.e., <sendsettings> query, <set> action, and <set> event) contain the same content fragment format: Details – Outlet Hex Binary

VT1512-IP Instruction Manual - English www.panamax.com Common Attributes Some message elements will include a timestamp attribute “time”. The timestamp is in standard UNIX time, up to 10 decimal digit characters, and represents the number of seconds that have passed since January 1st 1970 GMT. Some message elements involve a group of outlets. Outlet group values are given as hexadecimal digits, representing which outlets participate in the group. A group value is encoded in a 12-bit binary bitmap, using the hexadecimal digits. To process the data it must be converted from hexadecimal to binary, where each bit represents an outlet participating in the group. Bit 0 represents outlet #1. The following table should help clarify: <dlys> <dly id=”1” sf=”12” so=”1” cy=”10”/> <dly id=”2” sf=”11” so=”2” cy=”10”/> <dly id=”3” sf=”10” so=”3” cy=”5”/> <dly id=”4” sf=”9” so=”4” cy=”10”/> <dly id=”5” sf=”8” so=”5” cy=”10”/> <dly id=”6” sf=”7” so=”6” cy=”10”/> <dly id=”7” sf=”6” so=”7” cy=”15”/> <dly id=”8” sf=”5” so=”8” cy=”10”/> <dly id=”9” sf=”4” so=”9” cy=”10”/> <dly id=”10” sf=”3” so=”10” cy=”10”/> <dly id=”11” sf=”2” so=”11” cy=”15”/> <dly id=”12” sf=”1” so=”12” cy=”10”/> </dlys> <grps> <sq>13f</sq> <cy>f35</cy> </grps> Where "id" is the outlet number, "sf" is the turn off delay, "so" is the turn on delay and "cy" is the power cycle delay. The designation "sq" is the bitmap for outlets to be sequenced, and "cy" is the bitmap for outlets to be power cycled. Query Commands Send Information Query The Send Information query is used to retrieve general information about the device. Response information elements are enclosed in the <info> element. Query– <sendinfo/> Sample Response– <info time=”1234567890”> <sernum>PAVT1512PRO0X142160000000</sernum> <fwver>1.0.0.12520</fwver> <bootcodever>1.0</bootcodever> <ipaddr>3194548209</ipaddr> <coprocfwver>1.0.0.12520</coprocfwver> <coproclot>1300795003</coproclot> <coprocdiex>5</coprocdiex> <coprocdiey>42</coprocdiey> <coproctest>65272</coproctest> </info> Details– Element Description sernum serial number of the product. fwver version of rmware running on the master processor. bootcodever version of boot loader rmware running on the master processor. ipaddr Internet Protocol address in use, decimal value. coprocfwver version of rmware running on the co-processor. All other elements are for Core Brands use only. Send Status Query The Send Status query is used to retrieve the device status. Response status elements are enclosed in the <status> element. Query– <sendstatus/>8 www.panamax.com VT1512-IP Instruction Manual - English Sample Response– <status time=”1234567890”> <voltage>119.14</voltage> <voltpeak time=”0”>0.00</voltpeak> <amperage>0.00</amperage> <wattage>0.00</wattage> <pwrva>0.15</pwrva> <pwrfact>0.00</pwrfact> <pwrcond>0</pwrcond> <brkrfault>0</brkrfault> <lastseqstate>1</lastseqstate> <seq>0</seq> <cycprog>0</cycprog> <coprocop>1</coprocop> <coproclink>1</coproclink> <coprocimp>0</coprocimp> <coproccrcerrs>0</coproccrcerrs> <crcerrs>2</crcerrs> <outlet id=”1”>1</outlet> <outlet id=”2”>1</outlet> <outlet id=”3”>1</outlet> <outlet id=”4”>1</outlet> <outlet id=”5”>1</outlet> <outlet id=”6”>1</outlet> <outlet id=”7”>1</outlet> <outlet id=”8”>1</outlet> <outlet id=”9”>1</outlet> <outlet id=”10”>1</outlet> <outlet id=”11”>1</outlet> <outlet id=”12”>1</outlet> <tlestate len=”0” chk=”4294967295” mtime=”4294967295” busy=”0” lock=”0” url=”” /> </status> Details– Element Description voltage measured RMS line voltage, 1 Vac precision. voltpeak measured peak voltage, 1 Vac precision. “time” attribute represents time of occurrence. amperage measured total load current, 0.1 Ampere precision. wattage measured total power consumption, 1 Watt precision. pwrva measured volt-ampere consumption, 1 VA precision. pwrfact measured load power factor, 0.01 precision. pwrcond power condition: 0 = normal; 1 = fault recovery; 2 = under voltage; 3 = over voltage. seq power sequence state: 0 = no sequence; 1 = sequencing ON; 2 = sequencing OFF. cycprog group power cycle operation state: 0 = no cycle in progress; 1 = cycle in progress. outlet state: 0 = outlet OFF; 1 = outlet ON. “id” attribute’s decimal value represents outlet number. All other elements are for Nortek Security & Control use only. Send Settings Query The Send Settings query is used to retrieve the device conguration settings. Response settings elements are enclosed in the <settings> element. Query– <sendsettings/> Sample Response– <settings time=”1234567890”> … (see Common Attributes section) … </settings> Details– Element Description settings device conguration settings. See Common Attributes section for details.9 VT1512-IP Instruction Manual - English www.panamax.com Action Commands Switch Outlet Action The Switch Outlet action is used to turn ON or turn OFF an outlet. Sample Action– <outlet id=”2”>0</outlet> Details– Element Description outlet switch outlet: 0 = outlet OFF; 1 = outlet ON. The “id” attribute indicates which outlet, decimal number 1-12. Switch Outlet Group Action The Switch Outlet Group action is used to turn ON or turn OFF an outlet group. Sample Action– <outlets grp=”c3”>1</outlets> Details– Element Description outlets switch outlet group: 0 = outlets OFF; 1 = outlets ON. The “grp” attribute indicates which outlets participate in the group, using hexadecimal digits. See Common Attributes section for details. Cycle Outlet Action The Cycle Outlet Group action is used to power cycle an outlet group. Each outlet power cycle delay is dened in the device conguration settings. See Common Attributes section for details. Sample Action– <cycleoutlet id=”2”/> Details– Element Description "cycleoutlet" power cycle outlet. The “id” attribute indicates which outlet, decimal number 1-12. Cycle Outlet Group Action The Cycle Outlet Group action is used to power cycle an outlet group. Each outlet power cycle delay is dened in the device conguration settings. See Common Attributes section for details. Sample Action– <cycleoutlets grp=”1c3”/> Details– Element Description "cycleoutlets" power cycle a group of outlets. The “grp” attribute indicates which outlets participate in the group, using hexadecimal digits. See Common Attributes section for details. Cycle Predened Outlet Group Action The third method for cycling outlets relies on the cycle group already dened by the set cycle group command (see: Set Settings Action). Otherwise, this command behaves identically to the other two cycle commands. See Common Attributes section for details. Sample Action– <cyclegrp/> Sequence Action The Sequence action is used to initiate a power sequence of an outlet group. The power sequence outlet group and each outlet sequence on and sequence off delays are dened in the device conguration settings. See Common Attributes section for details. Sample Action– <sequence>0</sequence> Details– Element Description sequence power sequence outlet group: 0 = power OFF sequence; 1 = power ON sequence. Subscribe Action The Subscribe action is used to subscribe to device events. Sample Action– <eventmgr> <subscribe uri=”ctrlsys://127.0.0.1:12345”/> </eventmgr>10 www.panamax.com VT1512-IP Instruction Manual - English Details– Element Description "eventmgr" required container. Subscribe "subscribe" to device events. “uri” attribute is formatted as “ctrlsys://IPADDR:PORT”, where IPADDR:PORT is the Internet Protocol address and UDP port number where event messages should be sent. It may be a different IP address than the control system which sent the request. NOTE: Only one IP address / port event subscription is allowed. Unsubscribe Action The Subscribe action is used to unsubscribe to device events. Sample Action– <eventmgr> <unsubscribe uri=”ctrlsys://127.0.0.1:12345”/> </eventmgr> Details– Element Description "eventmgr" required container. Unsubscribe "unsubscribe" to device events. “uri” attribute is formatted as “ctrlsys://IPADDR:PORT”, where IPADDR:PORT is the Internet Protocol address and UDP port number where event messages have been sent. It may be a different IP address than the control system which sent the request. Events By default, the VT1512-IP will not send any event messages. To receive event messages a Subscribe Action must be sent after each device reset, reboot or power up. See Subscribe Action section for details. Event messages will be repeated by the device until an acknowledgement message is sent back to the VT1512-IP, or after a timeout period of approximately 20 minutes. The acknowledgement message must contain the same “evtid” and “subsid” attribute values as the event message. Sample Acknowledgement Message – <eventmgr> <ack evtid=”123” subsid=”1”> </eventmgr> Details– Element Description "eventmgr" required container. Acknowledgement "ack" of device event. “evtid” attribute represents device event number, “subsid” attribute represents subscriber number. Both attributes must contain the same values as the event message. Outlet State Event The Outlet State event is posted when an outlet changes from ON to OFF, or vice versa. Sample Event – <outlet id=”1”>1</outlet> Details– Element Description Outlet "outlet" state: 0 = outlet now OFF; 1 = outlet now ON. The “id” attribute indicates which outlet changed state, decimal value 1-12. L'événement de séquence The Sequence event is posted when a power on or power off sequence is initiated or completed. Sample Event – <seq>2</seq> Details– Element Description "seq" power sequence state: 0 = sequence completed; 1 = sequence ON initiated; 2 = sequence OFF initiated Power Condition Event The Power Condition event is posted when device enters or recovers from over-voltage or under-voltage shutdown mode. Sample Event – <powercond>3</powercond>11 VT1512-IP Instruction Manual - English www.panamax.com Details– Element Description powercond power condition: 0 = now normal; 1 = now fault recovery; 2 = now under voltage; 3 = now over voltage. Settings Event The Settings event is posted when the device’s conguration settings change. Information for all settings is transmitted, not just for the individual settings that changed. Sample Event – <settings> … (see Common Attributes section) … </settings> Details– Element Description Set device conguration settings. See Common Attributes section for details. Scheduled Action Fired Event A Scheduled Action Fired event is posted when the device performs a scheduled operation. Sample Event – <schedmgr> <re> <day>127</day> <min>775</min> <command><outlet id=”7”>0</outlet></command> </re> </schedmgr> Details– Element Description schedmgr container identies event as a scheduled action. re container identies scheduled action as red. day the scheduled days of the week to re the command. See table below for encoding details. min the scheduled minute of the day (since midnight) to re the command. command container identies the action command. See Action Commands section for details. The <day> element represents the “daysofweek” value for the days of the week the action command is scheduled to re. This element is a bit tricky in that the scheduled days are encoded in a 7-bit binary bitmap that is provided in decimal format. To process the data it must be converted from decimal to binary where each bit represents a day of the week the action command is scheduled. Bit 0 represents Thursday. Scheduled day(s) of the week days of week Binary Thursday 1 0000001 Friday 2 0000010 Saturday 4 0000100 Sunday 8 0001000 Monday 16 0010000 Tuesday 32 0100000 Wednesday 64 1000000 Monday – Friday 115 1110011 Saturday-Sunday 12 000110012 PASSWORD PROTECTION Once you have claimed your VT1512-IP, you can set up password protection. To do so you need to enter the Local IP address of the VT1512-IP card into your browser. You can locate the Local IP Address by clicking on Device Admin within the BlueBOLT user interface. This will take you to the embedded web page of the VT1512-IP. Note: You must be on the same network as the VT1512-IP to view the embedded web page. Once you are logged into the embedded webpage of the VT1512-IP click on Conguration. Input a user name and password, check the box for “Password Protection Enabled”, and click the “Update Password” button.Once you have enabled the password protection, your browser will prompt you to sign in using the new admin and password. Depending on your browser, you may need to refresh the page if the log in screen ashes. www.panamax.com VT1512-IP Instruction Manual - English13 VT1512-IP Instruction Manual - English www.panamax.com TROUBLESHOOTING GENERAL USE: My equipment doesn’t turn on. Make sure that the VT1512-IP is plugged into a working AC outlet. Check all AC connections. Make sure VT1512-IP and connected equipment are turned on. Conrm “POWER ON” and individual outlet status LEDs are illuminated. Check to see if the circuit breaker on the VT1512-IP needs to be reset (press in). The VT1512-IP circuit breaker disconnects AC power from the connected equipment. You have exceeded the ampere rating for your VT1512-IP. As a temporary x, disconnect one or more pieces of equipment. Ask you dealer about additional PANAMAX products that may be required. There is no picture or sound on my TV. Ensure that the TV set is plugged into a powered AC outlet. Check the appropriate connections to ensure that they are correctly and securely installed. BlueBOLT/Network connectivity: Check these steps when having issues with BlueBOLT connectivity: Is the VT1512-IP receiving power? Check the power cable and conrm the unit is ON. Is the BlueBOLT port on the VT1512-IP connected to an active local area network with Internet connectivity? Check the cables connecting VT1512-IP to the router/switch, cables between the router/switch and modem and the cable connecting the modem to the incoming Internet data jack (coax or DSL) Are the BlueBOLT Link and Activity lights on? The “Link” light should be illuminated solid green if connected to a LAN or solid blue to active LAN and is connected to BlueBOLT, and the “Activity” light should be blinking intermittently (green). Is your Internet connection functioning? Can you access a general web page through a web browser running on a computer connected to the same local area network? If you have answered “Yes” to these questions and are still unable to connect the VT1512-IP BlueBOLT, please contact Panamax customer service at 1-800-472-5555.14 Product weights and dimensions Length 37” Width 1.75” Height 1.75” Weight 5.85lb UPC 050616010344 Environmental Specications Temperature 0° C -+40° C (+32°F - +104°F) Operating Humidity 0 – 90% non-condensing Over-voltage load disconnect 140 Vac Under-voltage load disconnect 85 Vac Filtration Technology Standard RFI/EMI Filtration Filtration Rating 18dB @, 100kHz, 53dB @, 1MHz, 18dB – 53dB @, 100kHz – 1MHz AC Power 120Vac 50/60Hz Total Outlets 12 Total Current Capacity 15A (1800W) Voltage Protection Rating (UL 1449 4th Edition, 3,000A) L-N 500V, L-G 500V, N-G 500V Protection Modes L-N, L-G, N-G Initial Clamping Level 200V Peak, 141 RMS Energy Dissipation 200 Joules Peak Impulse Current 12,000 Protect-or-Disconnect Yes Thermal Fusing Yes Cord Length Captive 10 ft. cord with removable NEMA 5-15P for length customization

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www.panamax.com VT1512-IP Instruction Manual - English15 VT1512-IP Instruction Manual - English www.panamax.com TECHNOLOGIES Protect-or-Disconnect In the event of a catastrophic surge such as lightning, AC power completely disconnects from connected equipment. If such a rare event occurs, the VT1512-IP would require service. Standard Level RFI/EMI Filtration The standard level RFI/EMI lter employs a tuned lowpass lter to reduce the differential AC noise coming through your AC power line. The lter reduces the AC line noise on average 18dB @, 100kHz, 53dB @, 1MHz, 18dB – 53dB @, 100kHz – 1MHz. Over/Under voltage load disconnect The Over/Under voltage load disconnect circuit constantly monitors the incoming line voltage. If the incoming line voltage becomes dangerously high, it will disconnect the load from the AC input. The high threshold is 140 Vac +/- 2 Vac. If the incoming line voltage becomes dangerously low, it will disconnect the load from the AC input. The low threshold is 85 Vac +/- 2 Vac. When the incoming voltage returns to a safe level, the VT1512-IP will automatically turn on and sequence to its original state before the Over/Under voltage event. Power Sequencing Some complicated audio & video systems will require power sequencing. The VT1512-IP by default is a power sequencer. Power sequencing allows A/V equipment to be powered up in stages which gives equipment time to stabilize before the next stage of equipment is energized. When powering down, the sequence order is reversed, which results in a soft landing for your expensive A/V equipment. Power sequencing is also convenient for network devices that requires network “handshakes” to properly communicate with each other. After applying power to the AC line input and once you turn the power switch on, outlet 1 will turn on immediately. Outlet 2 will turn on 5 seconds after outlet 1, and all other outlets will have a 5 second delay from the power on time of the previous outlet. See defaults below. Once you claim your VT1512-IP, you can change the default programing to meet your systems requirements and you have complete exibility. You can keep a 12-step sequence, or keep four outlets powered on and the remaining eight to sequence. IP Monitor and Control The VT1512-IP can be monitored and controlled via an internal web page for LAN applications, or you can use the BlueBOLT cloud to monitor, control and program your device from anywhere in the world via your computer or mobile device. Outlet Sequence Default Outlet 1 = 0 second turn on delay, 55 second delay offOutlet 2 = 5 second turn on delay, 50 second delay offOutlet 3 = 10 second turn on delay, 45 second delay offOutlet 4 = 15 second turn on delay, 40 second delay offOutlet 5 = 20 second turn on delay, 35 second delay offOutlet 6 = 25 second turn on delay, 30 second delay offOutlet 7 = 30 second turn on delay, 25 second delay offOutlet 8 = 35 second turn on delay, 20 second delay offOutlet 9 = 40 second turn on delay, 15 second delay offOutlet 10 = 45 second turn on delay, 10 second delay offOutlet 11 = 50 second turn on delay, 5 second delay offOutlet 12 = 55 second turn on delay, 0 second delay off16 Advanced OperationBesides providing access to Panamax/Furman’s hosted BlueBOLT platform, VT1512-IP also supports the following networking protocols. Refer to the Advanced Networking section of the Links and Resources at www.mybluebolt.com.UDP (Port # 57010) for machine-to-machine communication for interfacing to control and automation systems within the local network. HTTP (web server at default port 80) for conguring the network settings for stand-alone “static IP address” operation.5919 Sea Otter Pl., Suite 100, Carlsbad, CA 92010www.nortekcontrol.com • www.panamax.com • www.mybluebolt.com ©2019 Nortek Security and Control, LLC. All rights reserved. Panamax and BlueBOLT are trademarks of Nortek Security and Control, LLC. VT1512-IP Instruction Manual - English Customers outside of the United States For customers outside of the United States, you are required to address any warranty service requests to the dealer from which you purchased the Nortek Security and Control product or the distributor that supplied such product.For purchasers whose warranty rights are governed by the consumer protection laws or regulations of a country other than the U.S., the benets conferred by this warranty are in addition to any conferred by such other laws or regulations, and any limitations of rights stated in this warranty may or may not apply. WARRANTY INFORMATION