SurgeX SEQ-1U User Manual

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SEQ / SEQ-1U

Programmable Sequencer/

Surge Eliminator/Power Conditioner

User Manual

Software Version: 2.0

Questions and Answers:

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Danielle ShortAug 3, 2025
What to do if the front panel button on my SurgeX SEQ-1U Recording Equipment will not work?
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  Antonio MeyerAug 3, 2025
  There are several reasons why the front panel button might not work: * It may have been programmed to Delay, in which case you must hold the button for one second before it will operate. * It may have been programmed to Disable, meaning it will not operate at all. * If the Up & Down Inputs have been set to Latching or 5-30V DC, a latching type input will always override a momentary switch like the front panel button.
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donnadanielsAug 9, 2025
What to do if my SurgeX SEQ-1U starts to sequence up but then immediately sequences down?
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  Heather DudleyAug 9, 2025
  This issue can occur due to: * A Down input that is always on. Check the down input with a meter. * The Over-Ride Func menu item being set to Master when the unit is not connected to another SEQ and is in cascade mode. To resolve this, change this menu item to Disable.
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Logan Shelton Jr.Aug 14, 2025
Why will my SurgeX Recording Equipment unit not power up from the remote control connection?
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  James WigginsAug 14, 2025
  If the 'down' input (terminal 2) is being held active all the time, the unit will not power up from the remote control. Remove the terminal block from the rear and check that the Up and Down signals are correct with a meter.

SurgeX SEQ-1U Specifications

General

Brand	SurgeX
Model	SEQ-1U
Category	Recording Equipment
Language	English

Summary

Introduction

Features

Installation

120 Volt Connections

Details AC power receptacles and load ratings for SEQ and SEQ-1U units.

Remote Control Connections

Covers wired connections to the rear Phoenix terminal block for remote control. Includes Up/Down, Over-Ride, and confirmation connection details.

Quick Start

Programming

Power Sequencing Control

Defines bank sequencing, delay times, and input types (DC voltage, contact closure, switch).

Over-Ride Control

Details the over-ride function, including input types, force on/off, and delay options.

Front Panel Push Button

Explains enabling, disabling, or adding a delay to the front panel power button.

12V DC Output

Configures the 12V DC output for confirmation, synchronization, or driving LEDs.

Auxiliary Relay

Configures the auxiliary relay output for confirmation, synchronization, or controlling other units.

Out-of-Range AC Voltage Shut Down

Sets low and high voltage limits for automatic unit shutdown.

Self-Test Failure Shut Down

Configures the unit to shut down if internal self-tests fail.

Restore Functions

Configures automatic power-up after power failure or over-ride.

Password

Sets a password to prevent unauthorized access to programming mode.

Applications

General Points

Provides general information on remote control connections and their application in various systems.

Single Unit System

Details how to set up and control a single SEQ unit.

Expanded System

Explains how to expand system capability using auxiliary relay or 12V DC output.

Ganged System

Describes connecting multiple SEQs to turn on/off simultaneously.

Cascaded System

Explains connecting multiple SEQs to turn on/off sequentially.

Troubleshooting

Error Codes

Specifications