Atlas Sound ECM-20M Recording Equipment User Manual
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1. ECM RACEWY ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 Atlas Power ECM RACEWYG 3 1 Miodule Housing ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 Sequencer Modules A ECM RACEWY6 AN Atlas 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A X Sound Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 e zv AtlasSound com Specifications are subject to change without notice ECM RACEWY ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 Owner s Manual Table of Contents Important Safety Instructions eene ener ener enne ennt ere enn nnns enn nnns 3 Injfgere Ureiie n icase EE beste N na teairrine SaapadGncereer E 5 EGM RACEWY Key Features icc retraso e tbe dr as dio ER REF RE ES 6 ECM Mod le Key Feature Seriene Ri esr eerta AE e rre Cet e oe e Xr er er ER eroe ER P A EM Eon 6 Application Sastre ett ee IR Rite FU ta edd senes ates ramadan oni a e set piden deem E ee 6 Raceway ECM Housing x erue e tetetcetoct recen dre Es des bes pe dee de S ER ui uto Pese ER OD tpa rni ektntee dU INIM nhe qied 7 Raceway AC Inlet KROCKOUS 2 ironia cased eed bet tede tuse ie E Auaasctel erect iacu etie bd E Id e Maem 7 Raceway AC Ground Stud ui e e AG see eae A erret eee Be 8 Raceway Mounting RailS cccccccccccccsssseceeeeceessseeeeececsesssseeeeeeccessseeeeeeeceesssseeeeeeeesestsateeesesenssaeeeeeeeeneea 8 BIER rU PEDES 8 ECM 20 ECM 20M Front Panel Features ssssssssssssssseeeeeeeeneeeeem eene rene eren 9 ECMESO Front Panel EG2. Channel Relay Contacs NOzNormally Open A NOJA NO A NOJA NO A NOJA NO CH6 CH5 CH4 CH3 CH2 CHI ECS 6RM Wiring Configuration Example 1 ECS 6RM wired to six ECM 20 or ECM 20M Modules ol e Example 2 ECS 6RM wired to four ECM 20 or ECM 20M Modules in the ECM RACEWY6 and two separate ECM 15SH and ECM 20SH housings ER CRISE sns A Atl AS 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A TH Sound Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 AtlasSound com 14 Specifications are subject to change without notice ECM RACEWY Owner s Manual ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 ECM Data Wire and Distance There are six ECM control ports on the ECS 6RM and up to six ECM Modules can be connected to the ECS 6RM The different types of ECM Modules require the same interface connectivity to the ECS
3. Screw Terminal Block Current Rating 30A Operating Voltage 102VAC 132VAC Power Consumption 500 milliwatts Power Requirements 120V 60Hz Extreme Voltage Shutdown EVS Below 102V or above 132V AC Line When used with ECM 6RM DCV Remote Trigger 5 24DCV High Voltage Surge Protection Trigger at 133VAC 1ms typically When used with ECS 6RM Low Voltage Surge Protection Trigger at 101VAC 1ms typically When used with ECS 6RM Spike and Surge Suppression Spike Protection Modes Min Spike Clamping Voltage Max Spike Clamping Voltage Max Spike Clamping Resp Time Spike Clamping Voltage 100A Maximum Surge Current Energy Rating Temperature Range Humidity Range Mechanical Chassis Finish Mounting Height Width Length Weight Hot to Neutral Hot to Ground Neutral to Ground Circuitry on Incoming AC Mains 460 VRMS Q 3 000 amps 6kV lt 1 nanosecond 1 250Vp for 20us 6 500A 600 Joules 5 35 C 5 to 95 R H Black 8 e Self Tapping Screws 3 76 2mm 3 5 88 9mm 8 5 215 9mm 1 25 Ibs 0 68kg AN Atlas 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A X Sound Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 e 19 AtlasSound com Specifications are subject to change without notice ECM RACEWY ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 Owner s Manual Limited Warranty All products manufactured by Atlas Sound are warranted to the original dealer installer industrial or commercial
4. 30 ECM 20 amp ECM 20M Front Panel Features e Atlas Er ey Atlas Power Power ECM 20M 20A AC Power Module Suppressor amp Conditioner ECM 20 20A AC Power Module Spike Suppressor 1 Trigger Status Port Pin Identification All signals are of low voltage and current DO NOT MISS WIRE or damage may occur A Requires a minimum of 5 24V DC to activate the module with 5mA of current Note The DCV can be supplied from any source The EVS protection requires the ECS 6RM for operation B G Circuit Ground Must be of the same circuit as the DCV source o V AC Voltage Status Signal This signal reports back to the ECS 6RM the Incoming AC Mains Voltage to the ECM module D A AC Current Status Signal This signal reports back to the ECS 6RM the AC Mains Current draw at the ECM module Note Not available on ECM 20 type module E D Fault Status Signal reports to the ECS 6RM fault conditions of a ECM module 2 External Trigger Manual On Switch The ECM 20SH and ECM 20 have a manual override switch allowing them to be used as a local Power Conditioner and Surge Suppressor For it to be remotely monitored and activated the switch must be in the External Trigger position 3 Incoming AC LED This LED will illuminate Red when the ECM has incoming AC power present at the module This LED must be On to operate Note If this LED is not illuminated check the following 1 The unit is plugged in 2 The
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6. pinched particularly at plugs convenience receptacles and the point where they exit from the device 11 Only use attachments accessories specified by the manufacturer 12 Use only with the cart stand tripod bracket or table specified by the manufacturer or sold with the device When a cart is used use caution when moving the cart device combination to avoid injury from tip over 13 Unplug this device during lightning storms or when unused for long periods of time 14 Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel Servicing is required when the device 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 device the device has been exposed o rain or moisture does not operate normally or has been dropped 15 WARNING To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock this device should not be exposed to rain or moisture and objects filled with iquids such as a vase should not be placed on this device 16 To completely disconnect this equipment from the mains disconnect the power supply cord plug from the receptacle 17 The mains plug of the power supply cord shall remain readily operable AN Atlas 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A X 30uncd Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 e 3 AtlasSound com Specifications are subject to change without notice ECM RACEWY ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 Owner s Man
7. purchaser to be free from defects in material and workmanship and to be in compliance with our published specifications if any This warranty shall extend from the date of purchase for a period of three years on all Atlas Sound products including SOUNDOLIER brand and ATLAS SOUND brand products except as follows one year on electronics and control systems one year on replacement parts and one year on Musician Series stands and related accessories Additionally fuses and lamps carry no warranty Atlas Sound will solely at its discretion replace at no charge or repair free of charge defective parts or products when the product has been applied and used in accordance with our published operation and installation instructions We will not be responsible for defects caused by improper storage misuse including failure to provide reasonable and necessary maintenance accident abnormal atmospheres water immersion lightning discharge or malfunctions when products have been modified or operated in excess of rated power altered serviced or installed in other than a workman like manner The original sales invoice should be retained as evidence of purchase under the terms of this warranty All warranty returns must comply with our returns policy set forth below When products returned to Atlas Sound do not qualify for repair or replacement under our warranty repairs may be performed at prevailing costs for material and labor unless there is included with the
8. redundant because of the electrical location of the module Using a less expensive ECM module where redundant circuitry is not needed could lower the overall cost Example One 20A incoming AC line where two sequenced AC outlets are required Use one ECM 20M and one ECM 20 module wired in parallel Explanation If the AC Mains system required a sequenced outlet and did not require more than 20A of service for a portion of the AC power system an ECM 20M module can be placed in parallel with an ECM 20 module It is not necessary to have amperage readings from both ECM Modules because you can read the current from the ECM 20M Module It is not necessary to have amperage readings from both ECM Modules if they were run in parallel because on the same incoming AC line they would have the same current draw The EMI and RF filtering also is applied to both ECM modules on the same AC line leg and there is no need for redundant filtering Note In this wiring configuration voltage monitoring to see if the modules are active and have extra surge protection See ECM Module wiring configurations Internal Features of the ECM Modules e EMI RFI Filters ECM noise filtering for eliminating unwanted Radio Frequency Interference RFI that is commonly introduced into the AC lines by nearby radio transmitters or wireless products EMI filters are incorporated to reduce noise from Electromagnetic Interference EMI from such items as electric motors switching power su
9. returned product s a written request for an estimate of repair costs before any nonwarranty work is performed In the event of replacement or upon completion of repairs return shipment will be made with the transportation charges collect EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT THAT APPLICABLE LAW PREVENTS THE LIMITATION OF CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES FOR PERSONAL INJURY ATLAS SOUND SHALL NOT BE LIABLE IN TORT OR CONTRACT FOR ANY DIRECT CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL LOSS OR DAMAGE ARISING OUT OF THE INSTALLATION USE OR INABILITY TO USE THE PRODUCTS THE ABOVE WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE Atlas Sound does not assume or does it authorize any other person to assume or extend on its behalf any other warranty obligation or liability This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other rights which vary from state to state Service Should your Atlas ECM RACEWY ECM 20 ECM 20M or ECM 30 require service please contact the Atlas Sound warranty department at 1 877 689 8055 ext 277 to obtain an RA number Atlas Sound Tech Support can be reached at 1 800 876 3333 Visit our website at www AtlasSound com to see other Atlas products 2011 Atlas Sound L P All rights reserved Atlas Sound is a trademark of Atlas Sound L P All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners ATS003516 RevB 5 11 PN 493493 Ala 1601 Jack
10. the wiring is in series but the ECM Module In Out terminals are in parallel on the PCB Note The ECM 20 and ECM 20M require 12 gauge wire The ECM 30 requires 10 gauge wire IN Atlas 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A s Sound Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 AtlasSound com 12 Specifications are subject to change without notice ECM RACEWY Owner s Manual ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 ECM 20 ECM 20M Module System Wiring Configuration Example 1 Single 20A AC Line ECM wiring configuration showing one 20A AC main line coming into an ECM 20M then paralleling with five ECM 20 type modules Note It appears that the wiring is in series but the ECM Module In Out terminals are in parallel on the PCB One AC main in 20A Example 2 Dual 20A AC Line 40A ECM wiring configuration showing two 20A AC main line coming into the raceway for a total of 40A available The 20A legs are separated by feeding a 20A leg to two different ECM 20M Modules The leg is then paralleled with two ECM 20 type modules Note It appears that the wiring is in series but the ECM Module In Out terminals are in parallel on the PCB in 20A 2 Voltage Curent st N Power ECS 6RM Represents Channel Selected Channel Monitoring Selection ECS 6RM Control Ports for the ECM Modules Up to six AC Main circui
11. to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated dangerous voltage within the RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK product s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude DO NOT OPEN A t to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons RISQUE DE CHOC ELECTRIQUE ATTENTION Spe Coe E CAUTION The exclamation point within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance servicing instructions in the literature accompanying the product WARNING TO REDUCE THE RISK OF FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK DO NOT EXPOSE THIS APPLIANCE TO RAIN OR MOISTURE 1 Read these instructions Keep these instructions Heed all warnings Follow all instructions 2 3 4 5 Do not use this device near water 6 Clean only with dry cloth 7 Do not block any ventilation openings Install in accordance with the manufacturer s instructions 8 Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators heat registers stoves or other device including amplifiers hat 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 are provided for your safety If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet consult an electrician for replacement of the obsolete outlet 10 Protect the power cord from being walked on or
12. 6RM All ECM Modules and be interchange with the ECS 6RM For connection between the ECS 6RM and an ECM module use a 5 conductor cable that is a minimum of 22 gauge wire We suggest using CAT5 cable due to the common availability and low cost Pay special attention to the port connections and DO NOT MISS WIRE or damage may occur The distance between the ECS 6RM and the ECM Module can be up to 1000ft ECM Module Activation Without Using an ECS 6RM or an ECS 3 Controller Any of the ECM 20 ECM 20M ECM 30 ECM 15SH or the ECM 20SH Modules can be triggered to activate without using an ECS type Controller Any DCV supply will activate the ECM by applying DCV 5 24VDC to the and GND terminals An external switch will also activate an ECM by applying a contact to short terminals and D together Note The EVS and Voltage monitoring will be disabled using either of these methods The ECM can be used as standalone unit for local equipment protection It does not need to be connected to an ECS 6RM to operate You still get protection against AC spikes from short power surges and you get all the EMI RFI power conditioning filtering Without connecting to an ECS 6RM the ECM does not utilize the Extreme Voltage Shutdown EVS protection and the Voltage and Current Status readings To active the ECM via an external contact closure or switch plate set the slide switch to External Trigger and apply the contacts across terminals and D shorti
13. AC Mains Breaker feeding the AC leg to the ECM module is Off 3 The internal fuse has been damaged This should only be inspected by an authorized technician 4 Active LED This LED will illuminate Green when the ECM module has sensed the proper DCV to trigger activate the power On circuit Note If connected to the ECS 6RM and the EVS circuit is activated this LED will not be on The Channel Status LED on the ECS 6RM will flash indicating a problem and will not turn the ECM module On until the AC Mains voltage is stable 5 AC Fault LED This LED will illuminate Red if damage to the Spike Suppression circuit occurs This LED will not turn Off until repaired Have the ECM module inspected by a qualified technician Note Not available on ECM 20 module 6 ACMains Outlet Two 120V AC 154A outlets AN Atlas 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A Sound Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 e 9 AtlasSound com Specifications are subject to change without notice ECM RACEWY ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 Owner s Manual ECM 30 Front Panel Features Push to Reset 119301 AC Fault Active Ld Incoming AC Trigger Voltage G 120V 60Hz V 24A2880W Status oral 5 NC Signal oe External Manual arn ECM 30 30A AC Power Module u Spike Suppressor LP Engineeredin the U S A Made if O0 1 Trigger Status Port Pin Identification China 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Enni
14. CM RACEWY The ECM RACEWY housings support up to six ECM 20 ECM 20M or ECM 30 modules There are four and dual knockouts that support standard electrical conduit components for wiring 120V AC mains into the raceway housing from the electrical panel ECM 3BP blank plates can be purchased to cover unused ECM module slots Two blank plates are provided with the ECM RACEWY6 The ECM RACEWY6 holds up to six ECM modules and can be mounted into most racks that have at least a 60 internal height The ECM RACEWY3 holds up to three ECM modules and requires an internal height of 31 while the ECM RACEWY1 for a single ECM module requires a 14 internal height The raceways have breakaway mounting tabs to conveniently secure the raceways in most applications The Atlas Power ECM 20 and ECM 20M are 20A Power Conditioner and AC Spike Suppressor Electrical Control Modules ECM that are designed to be placed up to 1000 ft away from an ECS 6RM Controller The ECM 30 is a 30A Power Conditioner and AC Spike Suppressor Electrical Control Modules ECM All ECM modules feature AC spike suppression AC Spikes or Transients are commonly caused by lightning storms or utility power plant grid switchovers The amount of energy that can be injected into the power system can be immense with voltages reaching 6kV or amperage peaks of 3000A These spikes are very fast and usually only last for a very short period of time To protect against this potential problem incom
15. at res ui rerit ettet net oen cet e ERR dyenss cen UE RR ER breites ena 0 Differences Between Electrical Control Modules ECM sess 1 E Internal FOG GU GS DLE 1 ECIMESBP Modu le Blank Coven Plate titres sapctseesarzann AN 2 ECMEACIN Wire It e eee etiem Deme Deae dle Mu pectetistentdp ipd e Malte ie ea CBAR bud 2 Wiring the ECM MOGUES cotone eee o eeu bet n te EARR 2 System Wiring Configurations acs is 3 28 uec see oto tete t ecce ie e decr etd e otto ee Ep coi diodes ee edd 3 Connecting the ECM Module to an ECS 6RM Controller 3 ECMIData and Mire ConsIderatlolis rre per yet prete hu E rate a cpetesur Cte eques 5 Operating an ECM Module without a Controller sss enne 5 MOUDIESMOOUIMG mt M 6 ECNFRACEWY Speclficatioris 5 roce t rette ote ar te itu id e Ager tame iem ete Boas 7 ECM 20 ECM 20M Specifications nennen enne eee enn eene nnns 8 ECM 30 SpecifiCatloris escis E ee eoe esas petisse ete dee sos ei se ie deese ete seed Esiin 9 NAINA ELEISON 20 LN Atlas 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A s Sound Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 AtlasSound com ole Specifications are subject to change without notice ECM RACEWY Owner s Manual ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 Important Safety Instructions The lightning flash with arrowhead symbol within an CAUTION equilateral triangle is intended
16. e degree of damage In the rare instance that this occurs the clamping circuit can be damaged during the suppression Action Needed The unit will need to be repaired or replaced It is important to have all equipment that was connected to that AC Mains Line to be inspected for proper operation Issue 3 ECM Active LED is not illuminated Possible Cause Manual slide switch is not set to On Issue 4 Unit is set to External Trigger the Incoming AC LED is illuminated but the Active LED is not illuminated Possible Cause 1 External Switch is not connected across the D and terminals Possible Cause 2 External DCV is not connected across the and G terminals Possible Cause 3 External DCV voltage polarity is not correct across the and G terminals Possible Cause 4 External DCV voltage is too low to activate the trigger circuit Must be a minimum of 5vDC A Ala 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A TH Sound Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 AtlasSound com 16 Specifications are subject to change without notice ECM RACEWY Owner s Manual ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 ECM RACEWY Specifications Type Housing for ECM 20 or ECM 20M modules Mechanical Number of ECM Modules Up to Six ECM RACEWY6 Up to Three ECM RACEWY3 One ECM RACEWY1 Blank Module Plates Oty 2 Included ECM RACEWY6 Only Electrical Inlets Oty 4 Electrical Inlet S
17. e power supply plug is securely plugged into the wall outlet Never allow dust to accumulate on the power plug or inside the wall outlet e When cleaning the unit or the unit is not to be operated for an extended period unplug the power cord from the wall A Ala 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A J sound Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 AtlasSound com 14 Specifications are subject to change without notice ECM RACEWY Owner s Manual ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 Introduction Thank you for purchasing the Atlas Power Electrical Control Module Raceway system This manual is divided up into two main sections the ECM RACEWY housing and the ECM 20 ECM 20M and ECM 30 modules This manual will explain which ECM module to choose for your application how to configure it and how to wire it Note For your safety all electrical wiring must be done by a qualified electrician Many of the items required to connect to the raceway system are standard electrical industry components There are three segments for a remote 120V AC Mains sequenced system to fully operate 1 The Electrical Control Modules ECM turn ON or OFF the 120V AC Mains to the devices that are plugged into it 2 ECM RACEWY housing supports and encloses the ECM 20 ECM 20M and ECM 30 modules for safety 3 An ECS 6RM controller activates the ECM modules See the ECS 6RM manual for more information This manual covers the ECM modules and the E
18. g hardware Since the Raceways can house multiple ECM modules there can be separate 20A or 30A AC legs coming into the Raceway for a total of 120A of power distribution or it could be as simple as one 20A or 30A leg Note All electrical wiring must be done by a certified electrician For safety there should be no open slots and all cover plates must be secured tightly Blank cover plates are available if all slots will not be used Top and bottom mounting tabs are incorporated to mount inside an Atlas Sound Rack Rack mounting tabs are designed to be bent over or breakaway if not needed Simply bend the tab back and forth until the tab breaks away Be careful of sharp edges ECM RACEWY1 ECM RACEWY3 ECM RACEWY6 Raceway AC Inlet Knockouts The ECM RACEWY can support up to four AC conduit inlets There are three knock outs on the bottom and one on the top of the raceway Each inlet supports a double knock out size supporting standard USA electrical fittings of and 34 The figure below is an illustration of the bottom of the raceway AN Atlas 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A X 30uncd Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 e 7 AtlasSound com Specifications are subject to change without notice ECM RACEWY ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 Owner s Manual Raceway AC Ground Stud The ECM RACEWY has an internal AC Mains chassis stud for GROUND connection The
19. gauge UL wire for wiring the ECM 20 Modules together plus additional length for wiring the incoming AC to an AC Mains panel 140 3 5m of Green White and Black wire are included As a reference it takes approximately 1 0 3m of wire between ECM 20 modules If they are wired on the same incoming AC Main it is highly recommended that you carefully measure the wire needed for the job It may take more than one ECM ACIN wire kit depending on how many AC Mains are being used and the distance from the AC Mains Panel It is not necessary to use the Atlas Sound ECM ACIN wire kit as long as the wire used is 12 gauge and UL listed Wiring the ECM Control Modules The ECM Control Modules are designed to be paired with the ECM RACEWY housings and the ECS 6RM controller The specific job install AC power requirements and power distribution layout will dictate how the ECM Modules are wired into the Raceway Each ECM Module can be wired as a single 20A or 30A run or in a parallel configuration as illustrated below Each ECM module has dual 3 position screw terminal blocks that are in parallel and are clearly labeled as follows E Green Ground L Black Load N White Neutral Note The above figures show the ECM wiring configuration of one 20A AC main line coming into an ECM 20M then paralleling with an ECM 20 type module This can also be done with the ECM 30 however you cannot combine an ECM 20 and ECM 30 on the same circuit Note It appears that
20. ge Only for ECM 20 e EMI amp RFI Filtering ECM 20M Only Applications The Atlas Power Electrical Control Module Raceway system were designed with features that allow it to be used in a variety of applications The sequenced outputs allow the turning of equipment On and Off in a particular order to eliminate an in rush of current and audible pops that often occur with non sequenced power strips It also can be used solely for protection against lightning strikes or voltage surges If fuzzy video or frequent static pops occur the AC power conditioning will eliminate or reduce those inconveniences The following are just a few examples of applications in which the Atlas Power Electrical Control Module Raceway system can be used Restaurants Houses of Worship e Schools Home Theaters Office Buildings e Sports Bars Industrial Facilities LN Atlas 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A s Sound Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 AtlasSound com 6 Specifications are subject to change without notice ECM RACEWY Owner s Manual ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 Raceway ECM Housing The ECM 20 ECM 20M and ECM 30 require an electrical housing The ECM RACEWY6 holds up to 6 ECM modules while the ECM RACEWY3 holds up to 3 ECM modules and the ECM RACEW Y1 holds 1 ECM module There are standard and dual knockouts on the bottom of the raceway to support standard electrical mountin
21. ied technician 5 Incoming AC LED This LED will illuminate Red when the ECM has incoming AC power present at the module This LED must be On to operate Note If this LED is not illuminating check the following 1 the unit is plugged in 2 the AC Mains Breaker feeding the AC leg to the ECM module is Off 3 the internal fuse has been damaged This should only be inspected by an authorized technician 6 AC Mains Outlet 120V 30A L5 30 Receptacle 7 AC Mains Breaker The 120VAC 30A rated breaker will open if the combined draw of all AC outlets exceeds 30A Note The breaker is designed to exceed its rating for a short period of time If the breaker is tripped remove the load from the ECM 30 before pushing to reset IN Atlas 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A s Sound Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 AtlasSound com 10 Specifications are subject to change without notice ECM RACEWY Owner s Manual ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 ECM Electrical Control Modules Differences Between the ECM 20 amp ECM 20M Modules The ECM 20 amp ECM 30 do not support the same current monitoring or EMI RFI Filter feature as the ECM 20M ECM 20SH and the ECM 15SH models However they does support AC Spike and Surge Suppression AC Mains Voltage monitoring EVS circuitry and Remote Activation We suggest using an ECM 20 module instead of an ECM 20M in applications where some of the features would be
22. ing AC Mains have special suppression circuitry to eliminate the unwanted energy This circuitry is very fast and can suppress unwanted energy within a nanosecond while sustaining the suppression for up to 2 milliseconds thus ensuring virtually trouble free protection High and low AC Main line voltages are another major contributor to equipment failures The ECM modules support Extreme Voltage Shutdown EVS circuitry so the module can be shut off during low and high AC Line conditions High line or surges usually are a slower steady state rise in voltages from 128VAC and up They can be caused by fluctuations from the utility company s power lines or industrial equipment that is on the same power leg of the building s incoming AC turning on off Low line or brownouts occur when the AC Mains drops below 107VAC This is caused by the utility company not being able to supply enough power during heavy utility consumption times like heat waves or from voltage drops in AC lines due to long transmissions The ECS 6RM will inform you if any of these conditions occur Extreme variances in Unstable AC Mains voltage are one of the main reasons for equipment failure The ECM 20M features noise filtering for removing unwanted Radio Frequency Interference RFI that is commonly introduced into the AC lines by nearby radio transmitters or wireless products EMI filters are also incorporated to reduce Electromagnetic Interference EMI generated by items such a
23. ize Ya and Dual Knockout Chassis Finish Black Paint Height 5 55 14 1cm Width 56 5 143 5cm ECM RACEWY6 30 75 78 11cm ECM RACEWY3 13 77 34 98cm ECM RACEWY 1 Depth 3 66 9 3cm AN Atlas 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A X 30uncd Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 e 17 AtlasSound com Specifications are subject to change without notice ECM RACEWY ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 ECM 20 ECM 20M Specifications Type RoHS Compliant Safety Listings Front Panel Outlets Manual Override Connector Indicators AC Mains Interconnect Technical Data Current Rating Operating Voltage Power Consumption Power Requirements Extreme Voltage Shutdown EVS Fuse Protection DCV Remote Trigger Remote Trigger Status Signals High Voltage Surge Protection Spike and Surge Protection Low Voltage Protection Spike Protection Modes in Spike Clamping Voltage ax Spike Clamping Voltage ax Spike Clamping Resp Time Spike Clamping Voltage 100A aximum Surge Current Energy Rating 2ms Noise Attenuation EMI FRI Temperature Range Humidity Range Mechanical Chassis Finish Mounting Height Length Width Weight Atlas O sound AtlasSound com 18 Power Conditioner Suppressor Module Yes MET UL 1449 Code Oty 2 Switched Slide Switch 5 Position Phoenix Euro Block Style Incoming AC Active AC Fault ECM 20M Only Screw Block Ter
24. minal 15A 102VAC 132VAC 500 milliwatts 120V 60Hz Below 102V or Above 132V AC Line When Used With ECS 6RM ECM 20M Only 20A Slow Blow 5 24VDC SPST Contact Output for Voltage and Current Data ECM 20M Only Trigger at 133VAC 1ms Typically When Used With ECS 6RM ECM 20M Only H N N G H G Trigger at 101VAC 1ms Typically When Used With ECS 6RM ECM 20M Only Circuitry on Incoming AC Mains 460 VRMS Q 3 000 amps 6KV lt 1 nanosecond 1 250Vp for 20us 6 500A 600 Joules 10dB 10kHz 40dB 100 kHz 100dB 10 MHz ECM 20M Only 5 35 C 5 to 95 R H Black 3t 8 e Self Tapping Screws 3 7 6cm 8 5 21 59cm 3 5 8 89cm 1 25 Ibs 68kg ECM 20 1 75 lbs 80kg ECM 20M 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 Specifications are subject to change without notice Owner s Manual ECM RACEWY ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 Owner s Manual ECM 30 Specifications Type Power Conditioner Suppressor Module RoHS Compliant Yes Safety Listings UL 1449 Front Panel Outlet Single 30A L5 30 AC Mains Circuit Breaker Indicators External Trigger Manual On Connectors Hard Switch Remote Trigger Status Signals AC Mains Interconnect Technical Data 30A Resettable Active Green Fault Red Incoming AC Red Slide Switch 5 Position Phoenix Euro Block Style SPST Contact Output for Voltage When used with ECM 6RM
25. nd 132VCA or 107VAC and 101VAC the display will flash an error code indicating a potential fault has occurred and you should check sensitive equipment If an extreme voltage swing occurs above 128VAC or below 101VAC the Extreme Voltage Shutdown EVS protection circuit will automatically turn all remote ECM modules Off until the system is manually reset The EVS feature can be defeated if required via the ECS 6RM EVS bypass switch Note Not available on ECM 20 type module Over Current Protection In the case of excessive current draw at the ECM module An internal Slow Blow fuse will open to protect the devices that are connected to the ECM module AN Atlas 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A 30uncd Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 e 11 AtlasSound com Specifications are subject to change without notice ECM RACEWY ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 Owner s Manual ECM 3BP Module Blank Cover Plate It is not necessary to have a module installed in every slot of the ECM RACEWY6 or the ECM RACEWY3 however there should be no open slots to prevent the risk of damage or serious injury ECM Module Black Plates can be used to cover open slots Two blank plates are included with the ECM RACEWY6 only Additional Blank Plates can be purchased in packages of three Note The ECM RACEWY1 and ECM RACEWY3 do not include a cover plate ECM ACIN Wire Kit Atlas Sound offers a wire kit of stranded 12
26. ng them together Active trigger MEER AC Fault Status Signal Incoming AC WP Engineered in the U S A Made in China AN Atlas 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A X 30uncd Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 e 15 AtlasSound com Specifications are subject to change without notice ECM RACEWY ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 Owner s Manual ECM Troubleshooting Note ALL TROUBLESHOOTING SHOULD BE DONE BY A CERTIFIED ELECTRICIAN Issue 1 Incoming AC LED is not illuminated Possible Cause 1 Incoming AC Mains circuit breaker has tripped due to excessive load Action Needed Check the AC outlet that the ECM is plugged into for 120V AC voltage If no voltage is present check to see if the AC outlet is on a GFI that has been tripped If it has not been tripped trace the AC Mains outlet back to the electrical panel and check the AC Mains breaker to see if it is tripped Possible Cause 2 If the AC Mains is correct 120V internal 15A ECM 15SH and 20A ECM 20 ECM 20m ECM 20SH Slow Blow fuse is blown Action Needed Open ECM unit and replace the fuse with a Slow Blow type Issue 2 AC Fault LED is illuminated Possible Cause Although the Clamping Suppression circuit virtually assures protection from most transient voltage spikes and surges nature has a way of occasionally creating electrical forces that are beyond the capabilities of any device to absorb without som
27. pplies and lightning The benefit of these filters can be seen on video products or audibly by reducing static pops and external signal interference Note Not available on ECM 20 or ECM 30 type modules e AC Spike Protection ECM modules feature AC spike suppression AC Spikes or Transients are commonly caused by lightning storms or utility power plant grid switchovers The amount of energy that can be injected into the power system can be immense with voltages reaching 6kV or amperage peaks of 3000A These spikes are very fast and usually only last for a very short period of time To protect against this potential problem incoming AC Mains have special suppression circuitry to eliminate the unwanted energy This circuitry is very fast and can suppress unwanted energy within a nanosecond while sustaining the suppression up to 2 milliseconds thus ensuring virtually trouble free protection AC Surge Protection High line can also be known as surges Surges usually are a slower steady state rise in voltages ranging from 128VAC and up They can be caused from fluctuations from the utility company s power lines or industrial equipment turning On Off when on the same power leg of the building s incoming AC EVS Protection If an ECM Module is connected to the ECS 6RM the ECS 6RM has built in intelligence that monitors the AC lines from the ECM modules and will inform you of potentially damaging voltages If the AC Mains voltage is between 128VAC a
28. rs and do not place heavy objects on the power cord including the product itself doing so may result in fire or electrical shock e Ensure that the safety ground terminal is connected to a proper ground Never connect the ground to a gas pipe as a catastrophic disaster may result e Be sure the installation of the product is stable avoid slanted surfaces as the product may fall and cause injury or property damage A CAUTION When Installing The Product Plugging in or unplugging the power cord with wet hands may result in electric shock e Never move the unit with the power cord plugged into the wall as damage to the power cord may result e When unplugging the cord from the wall grasp the plug NOT the cord e Never install this product in humid or dusty locations nor in direct sunlight near sources of heat or in areas where sooty smoke or steam are present Fire and electric shock may result e Keep all sides of the unit at least 31 2 away from objects that may obstruct air flow to prevent the unit s internal temperature rise A CAUTION When The Product Is In Use Never place heavy objects on the product causing it to fall and or break resulting in personal injury and property damage In addition the product itself may fall and cause injury and property damage e Contact Atlas Sound for instructions on cleaning the inside of the unit Large accumulations of dust inside the unit may result in heat buildup and fire e Ensure that th
29. s Texas 75119 U S A AtlasSound com wu All signals are of low voltage and current DO NOT MISS WIRE or damage may occur A requires a minimum of 5 24V DC to activate the module with 5mA of current Note The DCV can be supplied from any source The EVS protection requires the ECS 6RM for operation B G Circuit Ground Must be of the same circuit as the DCV source C V AC Voltage Status Signal Reports the Incoming AC Mains Voltage to the ECM module back to the ECS 6RM D NC No Connection E D Fault Status Signal Reports any fault conditions of an ECM module to the ECS 6RM 2 External Trigger Manual On Switch The ECM 30 has a manual override switch allowing it to be used as a local Power Conditioner and Surge Suppressor For remote monitoring and activation the switch must be in the External Trigger position 3 Active LED This LED will illuminate Green when the ECM module has sensed the proper DCV to to activate the unit Note If the ECM 30 is connected to the ECS 6RM and the EVS circuit has been activated this LED will not be lit The Channel Status LED on the ECS 6RM will flash indicating a problem and the ECM module will not turn on until the AC Mains voltage is stable 4 ACFault LED If damage to the Spike Suppression circuit occurs this LED will illuminate Red The module may still operate but may not be protecting the items plugged into the AC outlets The ECM module should be inspected and repaired by a qualif
30. s electric motors switching power supplies and lightning The benefit of these filters can be seen on video products or audibly by reducing static pops and external signal interference The ECM 20 and ECM 30 do not support the same current monitoring or EMI RFI Filter feature as the ECM 20M ECM 20SH and ECM 15SH models However they do support AC Spike and Surge Suppression AC Mains Voltage monitoring EVS circuitry and Remote Activation Refer to appropriate ECM Module for full details AN Atlas 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A X 30uncd Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 e 5 AtlasSound com Specifications are subject to change without notice ECM RACEWY ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 Owner s Manual ECM RACEWY Key Features e ECM RACEWY6 Holds Up To 6 ECM 20 ECM 20M or ECM 30 Modules e ECM RACEWYS Holds Up To 3 ECM 20 ECM 20M or ECM 30 Modules e ECM RACEWY 1 Holds 1 ECM 20 ECM 20M or ECM 30 Module e 4AC Inlet Locations e Dual Knockouts amp 34 e 4 ECM RACEWY6 amp ECM RACEWY3 or 2 ECM RACEWY1 Breakaway Rail Mounting Tabs e Blank Module Cover Plates for ECM RACEWY6 2 included e 2 Locations for Chassis Grounding Using 10 32 Screws ECM Module Key Features e Manual Auto On Off Switch Incoming AC Present LED e Active LED e AC Fault LED e Clamping Spike amp Surge Suppression EVS Circuitry e AC Mains Voltage amp Current Monitoring Volta
31. stud size is 2 x 1 A nut and star washer are also supplied The second figure on page 7 shows the internal location of the stud Raceway Mounting Rails The ECM RACEWY can be mounted into most racks The raceways have bendable mounting tabs that make them convenient to secure in most applications There are four rails to secure the ECM RACEWY6 and ECM RACEWY3 and two rails to secure the ECM RACEWY to a cabinet or wall Multiple slots are provided for ease of installation Tabs may be bent over or broken away To break the rail tabs off simply bend the rail tabs back and forth with a pliers until the metal separates Note After the metal breaks sharp corners may need to be filed to prevent injury Raceway Dimensions ECM RACEWYG 56 34 gt 0 D POC ea lUo lt 12 75 ECM RACEWY3 lt 30 75 gt m 12 75 ECM RACEWY1 lt 19 77 gt 3 66 gt e g t p 5 55 3 43 EL Tje e 12 75 gt A Ala 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A A Sound Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 AtlasSound com 8 Specifications are subject to change without notice ECM RACEWY Owner s Manual ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM
32. ts can be activated or monitored by the ECS 6RM Each ECM control port connects to one of the following ECM modules ECM 20 ECM 20M ECM 30 ECM 15SH and ECM 20SH For connection between the ECS 6RM and an ECM module use a 5 conductor cable that is a minimum of 22 gauge wire We suggest using CAT5 cable due to the common availability Pay special attention to the port connections and DO NOT MISS WIRE or damage may occur The distance between the ECS 6RM and an ECM module can be up to 1000ft 5VDC G Circuit Ground V AC Voltage Status Signal A AC Current Status Signal D Fault Status Signal all signals are of low voltage and current CH6 To From Ecm 20 G V A D Trigger Status Voltage Signal Single ECM 20 Control Port AN Atlas 1601 Jack McKay Blvd Ennis Texas 75119 U S A Sound Telephone 800 876 3333 Fax 800 765 3435 e 13 AtlasSound com Specifications are subject to change without notice ECM RACEWY ECM 20 ECM 20M amp ECM 30 Owner s Manual Activating an ECM via ECS 6RM Relay Contacts Each Channel of the ECS 6RM also has a Relay contact that works in conjunction with the ECM control port Sequencing and timing of these connections are the same as the corresponding ECM channels Example Sequence 1 ECM Port output works at the same times CH 1 Relay contact Note All ECM modules can be trigger using the Relay contacts to activate the ECM module See ECM module for details
33. ual A WARNING When The Device Is In Use To prevent electric shock do not remove the product cover as there are high voltage components inside Refer all servicing to Atlas Sound e Should any of the following irregularities occur during use immediately switch off the power disconnect the power cord from the AC outlet and contact Atlas Sound Do not to attempt to continue operation with the product as this may cause fire or electric shock e Smoke or strange smell coming from the unit e fthe product falls or the case is damaged e f water or any metallic objects falls into the product e f the power supply cord is damaged in any way e ftheunit is malfunctioning e Do not insert or drop metallic objects or flammable materials into the ventilation holes of the product s cover as this may result in electric shock or fire e Do not place any containers with liquid or metallic objects on the top of the product If any liquid spills into the unit fire or electric shock may result e ever operate this product or touch the power supply cord during an electrical storm electric shock may result e ever exceed the power rating on the product when connecting equipment Fire and or property damage may result e Operate the product only with the voltage specified on the unit Fire and or electric shock may result if a higher voltage is used e Do not modify kink or cut the power cord Do not place the power cord in close proximity to heate
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