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15 AMP
MINIPORT
120 VAC, 50/60 Hz
MAX LOAD 15A
POWER
EXTREME VOLTAGE
CLASS 2 WIRING
FORCE
OFF
P
P
S
S
SECONDARY
LINK
SMARTSEQUENCING
OUT
IN
+12V
STAT
REM
GND
DLY OUT
REMOTE
PORT
PRIMARY
LINK
BYPASS
120 VAC
/60/HZ
A MAX.
15 AMPS
PUSH TO RESET
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CN-15MP
120 VAC
/60/HZ
A MAX.
120 VAC
/60/HZ
A MAX.
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20 AMP
MINIPORT
120 VAC, 50/60 Hz
MAX LOAD 20A
POWER
EXTREME VOLTAGE
CLASS 2 WIRING
FORCE
OFF
P
P
S
S
SECONDARY
LINK
SMARTSEQUENCING
OUT
IN
+12V
STAT
REM
GND
DLY OUT
REMOTE
PORT
PRIMARY
LINK
BYPASS
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CN-20MP
CONTRACTOR SERIES SmartSequencer™
MINIPORT CN-15MP
and CN-20MP
Instructions
Contractor Grade Power Management with
SmartSequencing™ Technology
Features:
SmartSequencing™ technology allows large complex A/V systems to
be safely power cycled on and off sequentially, with the press of a button.
Extreme Voltage Shutdown (EVS) with safeguards against operation
during under and over voltage conditions.
CN-15MP
Security features include cover shield to prevent tampering with switch
settings.
Forced Off immediate shutdown: for safety and fire ordinance compliance.
Multi-Color LED Indicators for status functions.
2 Power Outlets on 1 bank providing 1800 Watts of AC power (CN-15MP)
and 2400 Watts of AC power (CN-20MP).
CN-15MP – 10 ft. Power Cord 14AWG
CN-20MP - 10 ft. Power Cord 12AWG
15 Year Limited Product Warranty
CN-20MP
CN-15-20MP-DIN-00020-A
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15 AMP
MINIPORT
120 VAC, 50/60 Hz
MAX LOAD 15A
POWER
EXTREME VOLTAGE
CLASS 2 WIRING
FORCE
OFF
P
P
S
S
SECONDARY
LINK
SMARTSEQUENCING
OUT
IN
+12V
STAT
REM
GND
DLY OUT
REMOTE
PORT
PRIMARY
LINK
BYPASS
120 VAC
/60/HZ
A MAX.
15 AMPS
PUSH TO RESET
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CN-15MP
120 VAC
/60/HZ
A MAX.
120 VAC
/60/HZ
A MAX.
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20 AMP
MINIPORT
120 VAC, 50/60 Hz
MAX LOAD 20A
POWER
EXTREME VOLTAGE
CLASS 2 WIRING
FORCE
OFF
P
P
S
S
SECONDARY
LINK
SMARTSEQUENCING
OUT
IN
+12V
STAT
REM
GND
DLY OUT
REMOTE
PORT
PRIMARY
LINK
BYPASS
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CN-20MP
Introduction
Before You Begin Inspect Upon Receipt
Congratulations and thank you for choosing the Furman CN-15MP or CN20MP Miniport. We assure you that your Miniport will provide many years
of trouble free operation. The Miniport Power Sequencer is equipped with
Furman’s exclusive SmartSequencing™ technology. SmartSequencing™ defines a whole new level of power management and control while
streamlining installations from start to finish.
Why choose Furman?
At Furman Sound, we have spent the last 30 years quietly obsessing
about professional audio and how to best separate your equipment from
the noise and damage often associated with AC power. Over the years we
have developed a multitude of technologies that have spared countless
devices from damage and earned the trust and respect of the Professional A/V industry. The Contractor series represents the culmination of our
engineering expertise and leverages more than 30 years of experience.
Why choose AC power sequencing?
Many pro audio/video installations need audio power amplifiers to activate
last. Our solution is the AC power sequencer. The power sequencer provides AC power to outlet groups one at a time, thus allowing equipment to
be powered up and down in an orderly fashion by first providing power to
signal processing equipment and then providing power to the amplifiers.
When shutting down the A/V system, a sequencer will turn off the system
in the reverse order, hence the amps will be turned off first, and then the
signal processing equipment will be turned off last.
The box should contain the following items:
1) Miniport CN-15MP or CN-20MP
2) Quick Start Guide
3) Phoenix –Type Connectors
CN-15MP
CN-15MP
FORCE
OFF
3. FIVE PIN CONNECTOR
2. TWO PIN CONNECTOR
1. FOUR PIN CONNECTOR
3 Phoenix Type Connectors
CN-15MP Quick Start Guide
This is necessary because, as most sound reinforcement professionals
know, the majority of equipment damage occurs when devices are either
being powered up or powered down. Power sequencing allows equipment to power up in sequence which prevents the dreaded speaker “pop”
associated with on off switching of signal processing equipment while
the audio power amplifiers are energized. If the signal processing “pop”
is amplified sufficiently, the result can damage amplifiers and speaker
components. Because it prevents this unwanted, and often costly, circumstance, AC power sequencing is extremely valuable.
Furman Contractor Series equipment allows sound reinforcement equipment to be remotely powered up or powered down over a large distance,
not just in the immediate vicinity of the operator. A remotely mounted
switch or control pad can be used to sequence equipment on or off. In
addition, Furman Contractor Series remote functions can be initiated
across a room, on-site, or off-site with our BlueBOLT technology.
The Miniport SmartSequencer fulfills many power sequencing requirements that have very difficult to achieve in the past. Furman SmartSequencing™ delivers an end-to-end solution right out of the box! Please
review this manual to discover how the Miniport with SmartSequencing™
can deliver professional results for you.
CN-20MP
CN-20MP
FORCE
OFF
1. FOUR PIN CONNECTOR
3 Phoenix Type Connectors
3. FIVE PIN CONNECTOR
2. TWO PIN CONNECTOR
CN-20MP Quick Start Guide
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Table of Contents
Remote Access (and BlueBOLT
®)
Feature Descriptions_____________________________________ 2
Important Safety Instructions________________________________ 3
Abbreviated Product Features_______________________________3
Set Up Diagrams____________________________________4 & 5
SmartSequencing™101__________________________________ 6
Side Panel Overview _______________________________7, 8 & 9
Front Panel Overview_______________________________10 & 11
Setup and Troubleshooting________________________________ 11
Single Unit Set Up_____________________________________ 11
Multiple Unit Set Up______________________________________11
Breaker Overload______________________________________11
Re-syncing Multiple Sequencers____________________________12
Specifications ________________________________________12
15 Year Limited Warranty_________________________________12
SmartSequencing™
Furman SmartSequencing™ is a contractor-friendly technology that
makes AC power sequencing easy to employ by non-technical personnel. Using SmartSequencing technology, multiple Furman Contactor
Series units can be linked together over distances up to 1000 feet using
inexpensive two conductor wire. These same two wires not only control
the sequencers, but also form the backbone of an amazingly robust
and reliable communication system through which information about
status, voltage, current, and power can be queried from any device in the
SmartSequencing network.
Generally, high-priced automation systems are used for large, innovative
installs, yet these control systems seldom combine AC power distribution
and bidirectional sequencing. SmartSequencing™ provides the answer
right out of the box by offering a simple approach to AC power management and control. Furman’s newest power sequencing technology is
an end-to-end solution that is operational up to 1000 feet via a nonpolarized, isolated current loop. In situations where power sequencing is
critical, or more than one AC electrical circuit is utilized, wiring Furman
SmartSequencing™ products in series is simple, fast and reliable.
EVS (EXTREME VOLTAGE SHUTDOWN)
Furman’s trusted (EVS) over-voltage detection protects against prolonged
over-voltage conditions, such as accidental connections to 208 or 240
VAC or an intermittent loss of neutral. It does so by continuously monitoring the incoming AC voltage and when an unsafe condition is detected,
a relay shuts off the power to the outlets until the overvoltage condition
has subsided. The Miniport also allows the EVS shut-down feature to be
overridden. The Extreme Voltage Shutdown technology is a tremendous
asset.
The Miniport is a member of Furman’s Contractor series of devices. All
members of the Contractor series can be controlled remotely using an
integral data-link and command API. The remote access feature delivers
integration with various control systems. The API provides a rich set of
commands and queries that allow remote control and situational awareness over large distances. Furman’s optional BlueBOLT® RS-232-toEthernet adaptor provides additional control programming and monitoring
from any Web-enabled device via Telnet, direct HTTP connection, or www.
mybluebolt.com
BB-RS232
Security and Safety
The Miniport is readily adaptable to a wide range of installation requests
and requirements. It was designed from the ground up to be out-ofbox compatible with Furman legacy and third party equipment. Forced
Off inputs and selectable DIP switch settings are provided to allow easy
interface to devices, such as alarm systems.
Additional Features
The Miniport is equipped with LED indicators to provide visual aid in
tracking conditions such as power, protection, sequencing and communication. The Miniport CN-15MP is supplied by a 14 AWG, 10 foot AC cord.
And the Miniport CN-20MP is supplied with a 12 AWG, 10 foot AC cord.
All Contractor Series units are backed by our exclusive 15 year Limited
Warranty
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15 AMP
MINIPORT
120 VAC, 50/60 Hz
MAX LOAD 15A
POWER
EXTREME VOLTAGE
CLASS 2 WIRING
FORCE
OFF
P
P
S
S
SECONDARY
LINK
SMARTSEQUENCING
OUT
IN
+12V
STAT
REM
GND
DLY OUT
REMOTE
PORT
PRIMARY
LINK
BYPASS
120 VAC
/60/HZ
A MAX.
15 AMPS
PUSH TO RESET
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CN-15MP
Important Safety Instructions
CLASS 2 WIRING
FORCE
OFF
POWER
+12V
STAT
REM
GND
DLY OUT
REMOTE
PORT
1. Please read and follow all instructions.
2. Please keep these instructions.
3. Please heed all warnings.
4. WARNING: This device is intended for indoor use only. Do not use this device
near water. To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this device
to rain or moisture.
5. CAUTION: To reduce risk of shock, please disconnect the CN-15MP / CN20MP Sequencer from AC power before servicing any equipment connected to
the CN-15MP / CN-20MP Sequencer.
6. Clean only with dry cloth.
7. CAUTION: Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat regis-
ters, stoves, or other equipment that may produce heat.
8. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, particularly at plugs
and the point where they exit the device.
ABBREVIATED PRODUCT FEATURES
PHOENIX TYPE CONNECTORS
SmartSequencing Barrier Strip (1)
Primary terminals connect OUT to Secondary terminals
of next SmartSequencing device.
Secondary terminals connect IN from Primary terminals
of previous SmartSequencing device.
NOTE: Chain units in series.
CONNECTION STATUS LIGHTS
PRIMARY LINK – Multi-color LED indicates the condition
of communication between the Secondary Link and the
Primary Link of the preceding unit.
SECONDARY LINK – Multi-color LED indicates the condition
of communication between the Secondary Link and the
Primary Link of the following unit.
SECURITY PLATE Protects DIP
Switches and Delay Adjustment
Settings
BYPASS SWITCH
For force on
Force Off Barrier Strip (2)
FORCE OFF Provides immediate
shutdown by fire alarm
9. Please, only use accessories specified by the manufacturer.
10. Refer all servicing to qualified personnel.
Servicing is required when the unit has been damaged in any way or fails to
operate.
11. WARNING: Do not use power cord as the main power disconnect. The device
is intended for AC power sequencing.
12. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized plug. A polarized plug has
two blades, with one wider than the other. The wide blade is provided for your
safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for
replacement of the obsolete outlet. (*See below for 20A plug)
13. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the grounding prong. A ground type plug
has two blades and a third grounding prong. The third prong is provided for your
safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for
replacement of the obsolete outlet.
14. WARNING: This device must be connected to an AC outlet with a protective
earth ground connection.
Remote Barrier Strip (3)
+12V - Main DC terminal output for remote triggering
STAT - DC terminal output for a remote LED indicator (ANODE)
REM - Main terminal input for remote triggering
GND -
Terminal for remote LED status and/or triggering (CATHODE)
DLY OUT - Legacy Miniport compatible Delay On function
POWER PROTECTION INDICATORS
EXTREME VOLTAGE Illuminated RED when
an extreme voltage condition is present
(consequently, all outlets are powered off).
POWER Illuminated GREEN indicates when
the AC duplex is powered.
CN-15MP
TWO NEMA 5-15R AC RECEPTACLES
CN-20MP
TWO NEMA 5-20R
AC RECEPTACLES
3
CIRCUIT BREAKER 15A Press to
reset in the event of current overload.
No circuit breaker on CN-20MP
CN-15MP
10 FT. AC POWER CORD
3/14 AWG, NEMA 5-15P PLUG
CN-20MP
10 FT. AC POWER CORD
3/12 AWG, NEMA 5-20P PLUG
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SmartSequencer
™
DIAGRAM 1
-
SMALL SMARTSEQUENCING SET-UP
CLASS 2 WIRING
24 AWG RECOMMENDED
Fire ordinances sometime require immediate shut
down, no matter how large or small a sound system.
SmartSequencing provides the solution.
RS-2 Momentary
Remote Switch
CN-1800S
+12
STAT
REM
GND
+12
STAT
REM
GND
P
S
FIRE ALARM (2 POLE)
V S R G D
P S
FORCE OFF
V S R G D
P S
FRONT PANEL DIP SWITCH SET
POWERED ARRAYS
MONITOR SYSTEM
BACK PANEL TERMINALS
CN-20 MP
CN-20 MP
FORCE
OFF
NO
NC
C
FORCE OFF
DELAY
ADJUST
IMMEDIATE FORCED OFF WITH SHORT
V = VOLTAGE
S = STATUS
R = REMOTE
G = GROUND
D = DELAY
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
DIP SWITCH SET
DIP SWITCH SET
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1M
1 2 3 4 5
2M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
GND
ON
MOM
MNT
PRI
SEC
EVS AUTO
MANUAL
6 7 8 9
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
ON
FOR REFERENCE
ONLY
ABBREVIATED
DESCRIPTIONS
AS SHOWN ON
THE PRODUCT.
NOT FOR
SETTING(S)
INSTRUCTIONS.
CN-15MP PRIMARY
CN-1800 replaces Legacy product for
purposes of immediate shutdown.
RS-1 Maintained
Key Switch
+12
STAT
REM
GND
SmartSequencer
™
DIAGRAM 2
-
SMARTSEQUENCING SET-UP - BUDGET
CLASS 2 WIRING
24 AWG RECOMMENDED
CN-15 MP
V S R G D
V S R G D
MP-20 (Old)
V S R G D
V S R G D
P S
FORCE OFF
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
DIP SWITCH SET
MP-20 (Old)
FOR REFERENCE
ONLY
ABBREVIATED
DESCRIPTIONS
AS SHOWN ON
THE PRODUCT.
NOT FOR
SETTING(S)
INSTRUCTIONS.
GND
ON
MOM
MNT
PRI
SEC
EVS ON
EVS OFF
6
7
8
9
1M
2M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
1
2
3 4
5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
ON
EXAMPLE 1 DIAGRAM - SMALL SmartSequencing SET-UP
EXAMPLE 2 DIAGRAM - SMARTSEQUENCING SET-UP - SAMLL LEGACY UPGRADE
When using Legacy Port,
Dip Switch #8 must be in
the up position.
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This upgrade is based upon scenario number 3 in
the ASD-120 manual. The new example substitutes
CN-2400S units at the old miniport locations.
PRIMARY CONTROL AMP RACK
P
S
+12
STAT
START
REM
FORCE ON
FORCE OFF
REM COMM
GND
RLY COMM
F
ASD-120
A
B
C
D
E
CN-2400S
+12
STAT
REM
GND
STAT
REM
GND
(LOCATION ORIGINALLY WAS A MP-20Q)
STAGE MONITOR CIRCUITS
WAS MP-20
CN-2400S
P
S
+12
STAT
REM
GND
STAT
REM
GND
#1 B
WAS MP-20
CN-2400S
P
S
+12
STAT
REM
GND
STAT
REM
GND
#2
SmartSequencer
™
DIAGRAM 3
-
LARGE LEGACY UPGRADE
BACK PANEL TERMINALS
BACK PANEL TERMINALS
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
DIP SWITCH SET #2
FORCE OFF
FORCE OFF
FORCE OFF
FORCE OFF
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
DIP SWITCH SET #1
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
DIP SWITCH SET
FORCE OFF
FORCE OFF
RS-1 Maintained
Key Switch
+12
STAT
REM
GND
CLASS 2 WIRING
24 AWG RECOMMENDED
1M
1 2 3 4 5
2M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
GND
ON
MOM
MNT
PRI
SEC
EVS AUTO
MANUAL
6 7 8 9
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
ON
FOR REFERENCE
ONLY
ABBREVIATED
DESCRIPTIONS
AS SHOWN ON
THE PRODUCT.
NOT FOR
SETTING(S)
INSTRUCTIONS.
#1 A
P
P
S
S
CN-1800S
+12
STAT
REM
GND
UNIT 3
SECONDARY INTERFACE
NO
NC
C
FORCE OFF
FORCE OFF
P
P
S
S
CN-1800S
+12
STAT
REM
GND
UNIT 2
SECONDARY INTERFACE
NO
NC
C
FORCE OFF
FORCE OFF
FORCE OFF
FORCE OFF
NO
NC
C
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
SECONDARY DIP SWITCH SET
SYSTEM CONTROLLER
RS-232 PROTOCOL
CN-1800S
+12
STAT
REM
GND
System controllers can interface
with the CN Series sequencers
locally or from the cloud. Yet also
be interrupted by fire alarms.
SmartSequencer
™
DIAGRAM 4
-
LARGE SMART SET-UP PRIMARY INDEPENDENT MULTI-ROOM
COMMON SETTING FOR UNITS (2, 3, 4, 5)
SECONDARY INTERFACE UNITS ABOVE
UNIT 1
PRIMARY INTERFACE
SEPARATE ROOM
P
P
S
S
FIRE ALARM
3 POLE
ON
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
PRIMARY DIP SWITCH SET
COMMON SETTING FOR UNIT 1
PRIMARY INTERFACE UNIT ABOVE
CLASS 2 WIRING
24 AWG RECOMMENDED
V S R G D
P S
FORCE OFF
CN-15MP
V S R G D
P S
FORCE OFF
UNIT 5
UNIT 4
CN-15MP
SECONDARY
INTERFACE
SECONDARY
INTERFACE
FOR REFERENCE ONLY
ABBREVIATED
DESCRIPTIONS
AS SHOWN ON
THE PRODUCT.
NOT FOR
SETTING(S)
INSTRUCTIONS.
GND
ON
MOM
MNT
PRI
SEC
EVS ON
EVS OFF
6
7
8
9
1M
2M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
1
2
3 4
5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
ON
EXAMPLE 3 DIAGRAM - LARGE LEGACY UPGRADE
EXAMPLE 4 DIAGRAM - LARGE SET-UP PRIMARY CONTROLLED VIA RS-232
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SmartSequencing™ 101
SMARTSEQUENCING
SECONDARY
SmartSequencing requires that a pair of wires be connected between the
Primary OUT terminals of one sequencer to the Secondary IN terminals of
a second sequencer. SmartSequencing is polarity independent, so it does
not matter which terminals are used at the IN port or the OUT port. Two
wire runs connecting two or more units create a SmartSequencing chain.
OUT
P
P
S
S
IN
PRIMARY
OUT
P
P
S
S
IN
OUT
P
P
S
S
IN
SECONDARY
Furman SmartSequencing™ products can be connected end-to-end to
form a chain of sequencers. Each Contractor Series unit has two communication ports (OUT and IN) divided into 4 terminals, responsible for
half-duplex transmissions via two bi-directional current loops. The messages between connected devices are communicated in the form of ASCII
character strings utilizing a proprietary data link protocol.
A Furman SmartSequencing™ chain communicates using a bucket
brigade technique. A Primary Unit communicates to the first Secondary
Unit downstream by sending commands out of its Primary OUT terminals
to the Secondary IN terminals of the first downstream Secondary Unit. If
there is an additional Secondary Unit in the chain, the first Secondary Unit
will communicate to the additional Secondary Unit using its Primary OUT
terminals to the second Secondary Unit’s Secondary IN terminals. This
continues down the sequence chain until the last Secondary Unit. The
last Secondary Unit will receive commands into its Secondary IN terminal
port but will not use its Primary OUT terminal port (because there are no
Secondary Units after it). Please see figure above:
SmartSequencing™ commands between units are always accepted
when continuity exists, however SmartSequencing commands that control
the outlets are not always honored. This may occur if the Miniports
switch settings of conditions conflict with the requested SmartSequencing
command. For example: BYPASS switch, REMOTE Input, EVS, or FORCE
OFF may have priority over the SmartSequencing command.
Additional SmartSequencing™ information is available throughout this
manual and also on the website www.furmancontractor.com. Details
such as connection diagrams and a Quick Start Guide, etc., can also be
found at the website.
The first SmartSequencer within a chain is referred to as the “Primary”
or “Primary Unit”. The Primary unit controls the other sequencers in
the chain. The other sequencers are termed “Secondary” or “Secondary
Units”. The Primary Unit only has one active current loop because the
Primary Unit only has one Secondary sequencer attached to it. Secondary units have two active current loops because they are inserted
between two sequencers. A chain of sequencers is created by connecting the PRIMARY OUT terminals of one sequencer to the Secondary IN
of the next downstream sequencer.
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Side Panel Overview
6 7 8 9
1M
1 2 3 4 5
2M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
DIP Switches
1M
1
2
2M
4M
3 4
DLY
ADJ
6
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
7
MOM
MNT
GND
ON
Potentiometer
FACTORY DEFAULT SETTING
Bypass Switch
The BYPASS push button switch is located on the side panel to the right
of the DIP Switch. A hole in the security cover provides access to the
BYPASS switch even when the security cover is installed.
The BYPASS switch has a dual purpose:
The BYPASS switch is provided to allow a layperson to activate the outlets
if the external control system is either inaccessible or commanding the
outputs to an OFF state. It should be noted that the FORCE OFF and EVS
conditions have priority over the BYPASS switch and if either of these
conditions are true, the outlets will be deactivated regardless of the position of the BYPASS switch. The BYPASS switch operates in a push on/
push off mode and latches either on or off. If the switch is pushed on,
the outlet will remain powered until the switch is pressed a second time
and latches in the off state.
The BYPASS switch is also used to clear the FORCE OFF error. If the unit
is in FORCE OFF mode, and the conditions at the FORCE OFF inputs that
spawned the FORCE OFF error have been removed, the user can use
the BYPASS switch to clear the FORCE OFF error by quickly toggling the
BYPASS switch ON/OFF.
12V ON
5
12V OFF
Bypass Switch
N.O.
N.C.
BYPASS
PRI
8
SEC
EVS ON
9
EVS OFF
1 2 3 4 5
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
EVS AUTO
MANUAL
4M
2M
1M
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
GND
Default DIP Switch Settings
ON
MOM
MNT
PRI
SEC
DIP 1, 2, & 3 and the Delay Adjustment
DIP Switch positions 1, 2 and 3 are used to define the time delay or
“dwell” time that is imposed between activating/deactivating consecutive devices within a chain of sequencers. Miniports will activate their
outlet as soon as an activation message or signal has been received, but
impose a delay (defined by the settings of DIP 1, 2 & 3) when forwarding
the activation message to the next downstream device. When activating,
the delay countdown starts after the outlet has been activated. When
deactivating, the delay occurs prior to deactivating the outlet.
DIP Switch and Delay Adjustment
The DIP Switch is found near the center of the side panel, under the
Security Cover. You can access the DIP switch by removing the security
cover screw using a small Philips screwdriver. The DIP Switch is used to
set various options. It is also used in combination with the DLY ADJ pot to
the ON/OFF delay.
ON
ON
OFF
NOTE: The DIP switch
ON / OFF settings are
indicated as shown
below throughout
this manual.
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DIP SWITCH DEFAULT SETTING Switches are factory pre-set as shown
below. Switches 1, 4, 8, and 9 are up
(ON) position.
DIP 1 = ON adds 1 to the minute maximum time delay
DIP 2 = ON adds 2 minutes
DIP 3 = ON adds 4 minutes.
Note: The DIP switch settings are cumulative, thus if all three DIP
switches are in the ON position, the maximum allowable time delay will
be 7 minutes, i.e. 1min+2min+4min=7min. The factory default setting
is DIP 1 ON or UP, and DIP 2 and 3 are OFF or DOWN. You can set these
switches in any position you like to achieve your preferred time delay
DIP 1 DIP 2 DIP 3 Maximum Time Delay
OFF OFF OFF 10 Seconds
ON OFF OFF 1 Minute
OFF ON ON 2 Minute
ON ON OFF 3 Minute
OFF OFF ON 4 Minute
ON OFF ON 5 Minute
OFF ON ON 6 Minute
ON ON ON 7 Minute
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Delay Adjustment
1M
1 2 3 4 5
2M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
GND
ON
MOM
MNT
PRI
SEC
EVS AUTO
MANUAL
6 7 8 9
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
6 7 8 9
8
1M
1 2 3 4 5
2M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
GND
ON
MOM
MNT
PRI
SEC
EVS AUTO
MANUAL
6 7 8 9
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 2 3 4 5
N.O.
12V ON
1M
1 2 3 4 5
2M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
GND
ON
MOM
MNT
PRI
SEC
EVS AUTO
MANUAL
6 7 8 9
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1M
1 2 3 4 5
2M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
GND
ON
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6 7 8 9
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
6 7 8 9
8
1M
1 2 3 4 5
2M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
GND
ON
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6 7 8 9
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
9
1M
1 2 3 4 5
2M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
GND
ON
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
The Delay Adjustment (DLY ADJ) pot is used in conjunction with DIP 1,
2, and 3 to precisely dial in your preferred delay time. The DLY ADJ is
located to the left of the DIP Switch. If this potentiometer is turned to its
100% value (fully clockwise), the time delay will be equal to the maximum
time delay defined by DIP switches 1, 2, and 3. If the potentiometer is in
the 12:00 o’clock position (50%), then the time delay will be 50% of the
maximum time delay interval defined by the setting of DIP Switch positions 1, 2 & 3. If all three DIP switches are off, and the potentiometer is
turned completely counter-clockwise, the time delay is 100 milliseconds,
which is the minimum time setting. The Delay Adjustment potentiometer
comes factory-set at 50%, the 12 o’clock position.
Example: If the DIP Switches are set to a 6 minute maximum delay
and the potentiometer is set to its 50% setting, then the delay interval
between sequenced banks will be 3 minutes. (DIP 1 OFF or DOWN, DIP 2
and DIP 3 ON or UP) x .50 = 6 minutes x .50 = 3 minutes.
1 2 3 4 5
2M
1M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
Once FORCE OFF has been cleared, normal operation will resume. Force
off (DIP 4) has priority over all other DIP switch settings, including DIP 5,
DIP 6, and DIP 7 settings. Further information on DIP 5, DIP 6, and DIP
7 can be found in the sections that follow. The use of DIP 4 may or may
not be a consideration for every install, yet it may be a vital feature for
safety compliance. The Force Off feature is always working, despite the
fact sometimes it is in a forgotten state.
1 2 3 4 5
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
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REMOTE
PORT
Remote Port
+12V
STAT
REM
GND
DLY OUT
4M
2M
1M
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
GND
ON
Default DIP Switch Settings
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DIP 5 and 6 Remote input setting
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GND
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Default DIP Switch
Settings
DIP 4 FORCE OFF setting
DIP Switch position 4 is used to define how the Miniport will implement
its FORCE OFF feature. FORCE OFF is a safety feature that is designed
to cut AC power to all outlets instantaneously. Some municipalities may
require this feature as a means of disabling equipment in the presence of
fire or an alarm. The FORCE OFF inputs can be used with a momentary
or maintained dry contact in either a Normally Open or Normally Closed
state. The factory default position for DIP 4 ON or UP, or (NO) Normally
Open. In this configuration, the FORCE OFF will be triggered when the
FORCE OFF pins are shorted together. If DIP Switch position #4 is off (DIP
4 DOWN) the FORCE OFF pins must remain shorted for normal operation.
In this configuration, the FORCE OFF will be triggered when the short
between the two FORCE OFF pins is removed.
If a FORCE OFF is triggered, the FORCE OFF message will be propagated
to all SmartLink connected devices. The power to all of the outlets will
be disabled and the POWER LEDs will begin to blink. To clear the FORCE
OFF, the FORCE OFF pins must first be cleared of the condition that
originally triggered the FORCE OFF event. After this has been done you
can reset the FORCE OFF in three ways:
1) Cycle the BYPASS switch on/off.
2) Cycle the power to the unit on/off
3) If you are using a rack-mounted Contractor device (CN-1800S,
CN-2400S, CN-3600S) as a Primary unit, you can clear the
FORCE OFF from all SmartLink connected units by turning the
key to the OFF position and then back to the ON or REMOTE
position.
DIP Switch positions 5 and 6 are used to define what happens when
either 12VDC or GND are applied to the remote (REM) signal input. All of
the signals discussed in this section appear on the REMOTE PORT connector on the top right side of the CN-15MP.
The factory default settings for DIP 5 and DIP 6 are OFF
With DIP 5 and DIP 6 OFF (factory default) connecting the 12VDC signal
to the REM terminal will cause the outlet power to turn OFF. With DIP 5
ON and DIP 6 OFF, connecting the 12VDC signal to the REM terminal will
cause the outlet power to turn ON. With DIP 6 ON connecting GND to
the REM terminal will cause the outlet power to turn on regardless of the
setting of DIP switch 5.
The table below summarizes the power outlet behavior as a function of
DIP 5 and DIP 6
DIP 5 DIP 6 Outlet behavior as a function of the REM signal input
OFF OFF Outlet is deactivated when REM is connected to 12VDC
ON OFF Outlet is activated when REM is connected to 12VDC
OFF ON Outlet is activated when REM is connected to GND
ON ON Outlet is activated when REM is connected to GND
Note that the setting of DIP switch 6 overrides DIP switch 5.
If DIP Switch 6 is ON the setting of DIP switch 5 is ignored.
The settings for DIP 5 and DIP 6 may be useful in situations where
the existing remote key switch operates different from that which was
anticipated by the factory default settings, or Furman standard wall
switch products (RS-1 and RS-2). Please feel free to contact Furman tech
support if further assistance is necessary.
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1M
1 2 3 4 5
2M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
GND
ON
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6 7 8 9
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1M
1 2 3 4 5
2M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
GND
ON
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MNT
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6 7 8 9
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1M
1 2 3 4 5
2M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
GND
ON
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6 7 8 9
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1M
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9
8
1M
1 2 3 4 5
2M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
GND
ON
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6 7 8 9
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
9
1M
1 2 3 4 5
2M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
GND
ON
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6 7 8 9
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
6 7 8 9
1M
1 2 3 4 5
2M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
GND
ON
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6 7 8 9
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
6 7 8 9
2M
4M
N.O.
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
1 2 3 4 5
N.O.
1M
2M
4M
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
GND
ON
Default DIP Switch Settings
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DIP Switch position 7 is used to define the switching preference for
switches or devices connected to the remote (REM) signal input. The
Miniport can be set to operate in a Maintained Mode (DIP 7 OFF or
DOWN) or a Momentary Mode (DIP 7 ON or UP) dependent upon the
preferred method of remote switching. The factory default for DIP 7 is
OFF (Maintained Mode)
When operating in Maintained Mode, the REM input assumes that an
external switch or device will behave like a toggle switch wherein the
switch contacts remain in a given position (open or closed) until the state
of the switch has been changed. Maintained switching is considered
more stable because control signals must be continuously asserted to
“maintain” a system in operation.
When operating in Momentary Mode, the REM Input assumes that an
external switch will behave like a momentary contact (push button)
switch where the switch contacts are shorted only as long as the button
is pressed. The output will toggle ON or OFF each time the REM input is
activated. Momentary Mode is considered more flexible than Maintained
mode as multiple push button switches, such as the Furman RS-2 can be
wired in parallel and used to toggle a Miniport ON or OFF from multiple
locations.
1 2 3 4 5
N.O.
1M
4M
2M
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
N.C.
12V ON
12V OFF
GND
Default DIP Switch Settings
DIP 8 Primary / Secondary setting
DIP Switch position 8 is used to define the Miniports role in the SmartSequencing™ system. In an array of sequencers connected via SmartLink, there can be only one Primary Sequencer, and multiple (up to 99)
Secondary Sequencers. A Primary Sequencer sends commands to all
ON
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REMOTE
PORT
Remote Port
Secondary sequencers over the SmartLink interface. If DIP Switch 8 is
ON, the Miniport is set as Primary Sequencer. If DIP Switch 8 is OFF the
Miniport will operate as a Secondary Sequencer.
DIP 9 EVS ON or EVS OFF setting
DIP Switch position 9 is used to define how the Miniport will behave in
the presence of Extreme voltage. If DIP 9 is ON (EVS = ON) the Miniport
will automatically turn off power to its outlet if the incoming power ever
goes above or below tolerable conditions. If DIP 9 is OFF (EVS = OFF) the
Miniport will register, but not turn off power to its outlet if the incoming
power ever goes above or below tolerable conditions.
For the Miniport the over-voltage EVS triggers at 145 VAC +/- 5% and the
under-voltage EVS is triggered at 77 VAC +/- 5%.
If DIP 9 is set to ON and an EVS event occurs, the Miniport will not automatically turn on after the EVS event has subsided unless the BYPASS
switch is on, or the remote port has been configured to enable the outlet.
To reactivate a Miniport operating in a Smartlink, all units must be
sequenced off and then back on. This can be done by sequencing the
Primary unit OFF/ON.
Please note, if there is an underlying wiring fault, such as an intermittent
+12V
STAT
REM
GND
DLY OUT
loss of Neutral, the EVS event may continue to be encountered. If this is
the case, an operator should avoid resetting the unit without first checking the source of the problem and perhaps changing the AC source.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
GND
ON
Default DIP Switch Settings
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Connection Status Lights
FORCE
OFF
P
P
S
S
SMARTSEQUENCING
OUT
+12V
STAT
REM
GND
DLY OUT
REMOTE
PORT
CLASS 2 WIRING
FORCE
OFF
P
P
S
S
SMARTSEQUENCING
OUT
IN
+12V
STAT
REM
GND
DLY OUT
REMOTE
PORT
CLASS 2 WIRING
FORCE
OFF
P
P
S
S
SMARTSEQUENCING
OUT
IN
+12V
STAT
REM
GND
DLY OUT
REMOTE
PORT
Each multi-color Connection Status Light provides information on the
Miniports’ communication links. There are two LEDs, labeled PRIMARY
LINK and SECONDARY LINK that are associated with the SmartSequencer
link communications system. Each of these LEDs can illuminate Red,
Green, or amber. When a number of Miniports are connected together
via their SmartSequencer link ports, the LEDs will illuminate Green and
occasionally blink as messages are passed between units.
Power Indicator
EXTREME VOLTAGE
POWER
One POWER LED is provided to indicate the ON or OFF state of the power
outlet. If power is provided to the outlet, the LED will illuminate green. If
the Miniport is operating under safe power conditions and no utility fault
conditions exist the POWER LED will remain steadily lit. Once triggered to
power-down the POWER LED will go off as the power outlet is deactivated.
PRIMARY
LINK
SECONDARY
LINK
SmartSequencing Note: When there are two or more SmartSequencer
units linked in series, a slowly blinking Green Primary Link LED identifies the Primary Unit. Similarly, a SmartSequencer displaying a solid
Green Primary Link LED would indicate the unit is the last Secondary in
the chain of sequencers. Secondary Units in the middle of the chain will
display both a solid Green Primary Link LED and a solid Green Secondary Link LED. The Connection Status Link Indicators will flash accordingly
during power up and power down as SmartSequencer messages are sent
between units.
Green LED status is a sign of good communications. If a Contractor Series
unit is used independently (no connections) and the unit is configured as
a Primary Unit (DIP 8, ON or UP), the Primary Link LED will slowly blink
Green at 1 second intervals. If there is a SmartSequencer link connecting
a Primary Unit to a Secondary Unit, the Primary unit will send messages
to the Secondary Unit and the Secondary Link LED will illuminate Green
on the Primary Unit, indicating there is an established communication
link with a the Secondary Unit. On Secondary units (DIP Switch 8, OFF or
DOWN), the Primary Link LED will be Green, indicating there is communication to a Primary.
The Red Connection status LED can sometimes illuminate briefly if a
message is lost corrupted on the SmartSequencing link. Unless the Red
LED is illuminated continuously, this should be no cause for concern. The
SmartSequencing protocol is robust and redundant. As long as a physical
link is in place, the message will eventually get through.
A continuous Red Connection Status LED indicates that a unit has no
SmartSequencing link connection where the unit has been configured to
expect link communications. This occurs when a Secondary Unit cannot
communicate with surrounding units in a SmartSequencing chain. The
result is that the Secondary Units Primary Link LED may be Red because
the link is broken to a Primary Unit or the Secondary Link LED may be
Red because the link is broken to a Secondary Unit. This could also
mean that the Secondary Unit sees the Primary Unit, but the Primary Unit
does not see its Secondary.
The Amber LED may be seen upon start up initialization or as communication ensues between Smart Sequencers. This Amber LED state should
resolve to a Red or Green state. If the amber indication does not resolve,
please contact Furman Support.
EVS LED
EXTREME VOLTAGE
POWER
The EXTREME VOLTAGE LED indicator is normally OFF. The EVS function
is tied to this LED and monitors the incoming voltage for out of tolerance
conditions. If enabled, the EVS will disable the AC power before damage
can occur. The EXTREME VOLTAGE LED will be illuminated Red anytime
the voltage is found to be below 77 volts or more than 145 volts. The
EVS LED will remain illuminated, and the outlets will be disabled as long
as an out of tolerance condition exists.
Circuit Breaker
The CN-15MP is equipped with a 15 Amp thermal circuit breaker button
which will pop outward if the amount of current distributed to all loads
exceeds 15 Amperes. The CN-20MP does not have a circuit breaker.
SMARTSEQUENCING
OUT
P
LINK
PRIMARY
LINK
SECONDARY
+12V
STAT
REM
REMOTE
PORT
GND
DLY OUT
FORCE
OFF
POWER
P
CLASS 2 WIRING
S
S
IN
120 VAC, 50/60 Hz
EXTREME VOLTAGE
BYPASS
MAX LOAD 20A
20 AMP
MINIPORT
C US
CN-20MP
C US
120 VAC
120 VAC
/60/HZ
/60/HZ
A MAX.
A MAX.
+12V
STAT
REM
REMOTE
PORT
GND
DLY OUT
FORCE
OFF
SMARTSEQUENCING
PRIMARY
POWER
OUT
P
P
CLASS 2 WIRING
S
S
LINK
IN
LINK
SECONDARY
EXTREME VOLTAGE
BYPASS
15 AMP
MINIPORT
C US
120 VAC, 50/60 Hz
MAX LOAD 15A
CN-15MP Circuit Breaker
PUSH TO RESET
C US
CN-15MP
120 VAC
/60/HZ
A MAX.
15 AMPS
CN-20MP No Circuit Breaker
CN-15MP
If the combined current, drawn by all devices plugged into the CN-15MP
exceeds 15 Amps at any time, the circuit breaker will “trip’, cutting off
power to all connected devices. If this occurs; the operator must reduce
the load by unplugging one or more devices from the CN-15MP, and reset
it. The operator can reset the circuit breaker by pressing in the circuit
breaker button. However, because the safety feature is a thermal breaker,
it is suggested that you wait one minute after the “trip” occurs to allow
the breaker to cool down before resetting.
CN-20MP
The CN-20MP does not have an integral circuit breaker and relies on
the branch circuit breaker to limit the current to the loads. The CN-20MP
must be connected to a branch circuit equipped with a 20 Amp breaker,
and capable of sustained 20 Amp service. If the branch circuit breaker
trips, the operator must reduce the load by unplugging one or more
devices from the CN-20MP.
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Terminal Barrier Strips
+12V
STAT
REM
GND
DLY OUT
REMOTE
PORT
CLASS 2 WIRING
FORCE
OFF
SMARTSEQUENCING
+12V
STAT
REM
GND
DLY OUT
REMOTE
PORT
Setup and Troubleshooting
SMART SEQUENCING– 4 Pin Phoenix-Type
The SmartSequencing Barrier Strip is used to connect
and daisy-chain other SmartSequencing units together.
SmartSequencing requires that a pair of wires be
connected between the Primary OUT terminals of one
sequencer to the Secondary IN terminals of a second
sequencer. The recommended wire is 22AWG but
SmartSequencing is extremely tolerant of wire gauge.
OUT
P
P
S
S
IN
FORCE OFF (2) – 2 Pin Phoenix-Type
The FORCE OFF input provides terminals for initiating an immediate
shutdown of all SmartLink devices in a SmartLink chain. Fire alarms and
other safety devices can be connected to the FORCE OFF input. When
activated, the system will begin an immediate, but orderly shutdown
starting with the last sequencer in the chain first.
FORCE
OFF
Pin # Description
1 FORCE OFF Input – dry contact active state
defined by DIP #4
2 FORCE OFF Input common
As discussed at the introduction, in order to prevent expensive repairs to
speaker enclosures, a power sequencer or multiple power sequencers
are employed to coordinate the activation of power within an A/V system.
The amplifiers receive AC power last when a system is turned on and
amplifiers have the AC power cut before the signal processing is turned
off. There are many applications besides those pro audio applications
discussed here and SmartSequencing opens up many possibilities. We
cover the basics within our documentation, yet this does not mean that
other applications cannot garner the benefits of SmartSequencing.
Security and IT professionals can also benefit from remote power
management and power sequencing. Please feel free to consult a
Furman professional to answer any questions or to address the needs
for any particular installation.
Single Unit Set Up
Basic installation of the Miniport is ready right out of the box. The default
DIP Switch settings should be appropriate for a single stand-alone installation.
Multiple Unit Set Up
If you plan to use the Miniport as a Secondary device within a chain of
sequencers, the Miniport will need to be changed from Primary to Secondary status. This is done by changing the setting of DIP switch #8 from
ON to OFF and then cycling power.
Remote Port – 5 Pin Phoenix-Type
The Remote Port Barrier strip is provided to allow Furman Legacy devices
to be interoperable with the Miniport. One or more remote location
switches can be connected to the Miniport. The switch or switches used
may be either a momentary or maintained-contact type. In the most basic
configuration, only two wires and an SPST switch are needed to initiate
a remote ON or OFF sequence. If a four-conductor cable is used, an LED
may be installed between the STAT and GND pins to indicate when the
power outlets are on.
REMOTE
PORT
+12V
STAT
REM
GND
DLY OUT
Pin # Label Description
1 +12VDC General purpose output 10mA Max
2 STAT Status output, intended to drive anode of LED
3 REM Remote control input, behavior defined by DIP 5,6,7
4 GND General purpose ground 10mA Max
5 DLY OUT Delayed output, for connecting downstream devices
If you are using several Miniports to control an AV system it is recommended that you connect the signal processing equipment to the Miniports near the beginning of the chain, and the Amplifiers to the sequencers nearest the end of the chain. This will ensure that the power to the
signal processing equipment will be active and have had the opportunity
to stabilize before power to the amplifiers is activated.
Breaker Overload
The overall current capacity is 15Amps for the CN-15MP and 20Amps
for the CN-20MP. This refers to the combined steady-state current drawn
by all devices plugged into the power outlets. If the combined current
level exceeds the current capacity at any time, the circuit breaker will trip,
cutting off power to the connected equipment. If this occurs, the operator
must reduce the load by unplugging one or more devices.
Although 15 Amps is an absolute limit, the CN-15MP will allow the
operator to come as close as possible to using the full 15 Amps. Power
sequencing greatly reduces the risk of tripping the breaker because
power sequencing offsets large but temporary inrush currents by activating equipment in stages, rather than simultaneously. This allows each
stage to settle to its steady-state current draw before the next stage
is powered. If for any reason, reasonable efforts are made to resolve
breaker trips and trips continue, please to do not hesitate to contact
Furman technical support.
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Re-syncing Multiple Sequencers
SPECIFICATIONS
There can be unique situations where multiple sequencers fall out of
sync. For example, loss of sync can occur when a branch circuit experiences an overload or high voltage and triggers an EVS shutdown of one
or more units. If you are using a rack mounted Contractor unit equipped
with SmartSequencing, you can re-establish sync by pressing and holding
the Start Sequence pushbutton on the Primary Unit for several seconds.
Sync can also be re-established by rotating the key on the primary unit
from the REMOTE to the OFF position and then back to REMOTE. When
pressing and holding the pushbutton on dedicated SmartSequencing
units, the Primary Unit commands the Secondary Units to “Go Home”
and all units will sequence down in reverse order. Once the chain of
sequencers has cycled off, the sequencers can be sequenced on again
by pressing the START SEQUENCE button or turning the key switch to the
ON position.
Legacy connected sequencers can also be re-synced if the sequencers
are operating Momentary Mode. The units will resync can be accomplished by pressing and holding the Start Sequence pushbutton. Unlike
the SmartSequencing chains, units will cycle down, yet may not cycle
down in hierarchical order. It is advised that all sound sources be muted
before a re-sync action is initiated. Once the re-sync is initiated, unit will
cycle down and return to an off state. A sequence can now be “ramped
up” in order.
Maximum AC Current Rating:
• CN-15MP - 15 Amps, 120 VAC (Thermal circuit breaker)
• CN-20MP - 20 Amps, 120 VAC (No circuit breaker))
AC Cord:
• 3/14 AWG, 10 feet, black, fixed, NEMA 5-15P plug
AC Receptacles:
• AC Outlets: 2 Switched NEMA 5-15R (1 duplex)
Surge/Under-Overvoltage Protection:
• AC Undervoltage Protection: EVS, 77VAC+/-3VAC
• AC Overvoltage Protection: EVS, 145VAC+/-5VAC
• AC EVS Protection Activate/Deactivate Modes: ON or OFF DIP 9 (configurable)
Operating Temperature Range:
• 5C (40F) to 40C (105F) degrees
Humidity Range:
• <90% rH (Relative Humidity)
User Interface:
• Thermal Circuit Breaker: Bottom panel, pushbutton (CN-15MP only)
• Front panel diagnostic indicators: Primary link, Secondary link, Power, Extreme Voltage
• Side Panel DIP Switches: Hidden by security cover, 1 Minute Delay,
2 Minute Delay, 4 Minute Delay, Force Off NO/NC, 12V Mode ON/OFF, GND Mode On,
Momentary/Maintained, Primary/Secondary, EVS ON/OFF
• Potentiometer: Side panel, time calibration hidden by security cover, fine tune delay
adjust
15 YEAR LIMITED PRODUCT WARRANTY*
Furman warrants to the original purchaser of this product for a
period of fifteen (15) years from the date of purchase, that the
unit shall be free of defects in design, material or workmanship, and Furman will repair or replace any defective unit.
Full Warranty and Policy information available at
www.furmancontractor.com
Control/Status/Triggering (Front Panel):
• Remote Terminal: +5-30VDC IN, 12VDC (12mA) OUT
• SmartSequencing: Phoenix type 4-Pin Connector, with Screw Terminals, Primary &
Secondary Links (Current Loop - 1000’ maximum)
• Remote Terminal: Phoenix type 5-Pin Connector with Screw Terminals;
+12V, STAT, REM, GND, DLY OUT (Class 2 Wiring)
• Force Off: Phoenix type 2-Pin Connector with Screw Terminals, (Class 2 Wiring)
Power Consumption (No Load): 10 Watts
Safety Agency: NRTL-C CSA/NRTL Compliant:
Specifications subject to change due to product upgrades and improvements.
CAUTION! WARRANTY LIMITATION FOR INTERNET PURCHASERS
Furman products purchased through the Internet do not carry a valid
Product Warranty unless purchased from an Authorized Furman
Internet Dealer and the original factory serial numbers are intact
(they must not have been removed, defaced or replaced in any way).
Purchasing from an Authorized Furman Internet Dealer insures that
the product was intended for consumer use, has passed all quality
inspections and is safe. Buying through auction sites or unauthorized
dealers may result in the purchase of salvaged, failed and/or products
not intended for use in the US. In addition, Authorized Furman Internet
dealers have demonstrated sufficient expertise to insure warranty
compliant installations.
For a list of Authorized Furman Internet Dealers
go to www.furmansound.com
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