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2 Protected LED indicator – lights when the surge protection feature is working properly. If this LED does not light or goes out, the surge protection feature has reached full capacity and can no longer absorb additional surges and spikes. The power manager should be replaced if this light goes out. 3 Wiring LED indicator – lights to indicate that the Line and Neutral leads to the AC outlet with which the power manager is plugged into are properly wired. If this LED does not light, we recommend that you contact a certified, licensed electrician to inspect your wiring. 4 Grounded LED indicator – lights when a properly grounded AC outlet is detected. If this LED does not light, we recommend that you contact a certified, licensed electrician to inspect your wiring. 5 ES On LED indicator – lights when the power manager is set to the Energy Saving mode. 6 LED information panel – keeps you informed of incoming voltage level (volts), current draw of connected equipment (amps) and total power consumption (watts). 7 LED panel controls – allow you to toggle through the information provided by the display, as well as dim the brightness of the display. 8 USB power ports – two front panel USB power ports for conveniently powering/charging mobile USB devices, such as MP3 players, cell/smart phones, etc. 9 ES (Energy Saving) On/Off switch – allows you to turn the master/master-controlled feature on and off. When set to the ON position, the master outlet will control power to the master-controlled outlets. When set to the OFF position, all eight outlets will function as Always-on outlets. 10 One master outlet – controls power to the five master-controlled outlets. 11 Five master-controlled outlets – automatically shut down to conserve energy when the device plugged into the master outlet is turned off (only with the ES On/Off switch is set to the ON position). 12 Two always-on outlets – provide continuous power regardless of Master/Master-controlled outlets state. 13 Network line surge protection – protects your incoming Ethernet (RJ45) line from surges and spikes. 14 Coaxial cable surge protection – protects your incoming coaxial cable line from surges and spikes. 15 Ground post – use to provide a ground to non-grounded devices, such as turntables. 16 Standard EMI/RFI noise filtering – six outlets are designed with standard EMI/RFI noise filtering (do not plug Powerline devices into these outlets as the filtering could negatively impact network performance). 17 PLC Compatible noise filtering - two outlets are designed with PLC Compatible noise filtering, allowing Powerline networking devices to be plugged into these outlets with no negative effect on network performance. 18 Phone line surge protection – protects your incoming phone (RJ11) line from surges and spikes; also serves as a 1-in/2-out line splitter. 19 8 ft (2.4 m) Soft-Flex™ power cord with right-angle/off-set plug – enables placement of the Power Manager in the desired location, furniture to be placed as close as possible to the wall and will not block the second AC outlet. • Console design – made to fit conveniently in a stack of home theater components. • 4,650 joules surge protection – protects your equipment from damaging power surges and spikes. • 80 dB EMI/RFI noise filtering – ensures that your equipment receives only clean power for maximum performance. • Audible alarm – sounds when the surge protection feature has reached full capacity and can no longer absorb surges and spikes. The power manager should be replaced if this alarm sounds. • Power cord labels – attach these labels to your power cords (near the plug end) to help identify which cord is attached to which device in the event that one should need to be unplugged for any reason. The labels are pre-printed for convenience, and the blank labels can be customized for unique devices. Operating instructions 1 Plug the power cord of the Rocketfish Power Manager into a standard 120V AC outlet. If the LEDs do not light up, press the main power switch/circuit breaker on the front of the unit. 2 Plug the power cord of your primary home theater device, such as a TV, into the Master outlet of the Power Manager. When this device is powered off or goes into a SLEEP or STANDBY mode, power to the devices plugged into the Master-controlled outlets will automatically be shut off, saving energy by preventing them from drawing any standby current. 3 Plug the power cords of your secondary devices, such as a Blu-ray/DVD player, A/V receiver, CD player, etc., into the Master-controlled outlets of the Power Manager. Note: Do not plug any device into a Master-controlled outlet that you wish to use while the power of the primary device plugged into the Master outlet is powered off, as these outlets only provide power to the connected devices while the primary device is powered on. 4 Plug the power cords of any devices that require constant power, such as a DVR/PVR, or devices that you wish to use while the primary devi...