Studio Technologies 50 2000 - Manual (Page 11)

Model 50/51 User Guide Issue 4, July 2000
Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 11
dub and headphone outputs. Slate can
also be set to generate a 50Hz sine wave
when activated. This provides an audible
“marker” for analog tapes, and a visual
indication on a wave form display screen.
Four functions can be set for push-to-latch
operation if desired: talk to studio, talk to
phones, slate, and control room mono.
The studio output is set to follow the
control room source or the headphone
source. The headphone source is set for
independent selection or to follow the
control room source. The dub source is
set for independent selection or to follow
the control room source.
All configuration parameters, along with
“power down” operation conditions, are
stored in nonvolatile memory.
Headphone Monitoring
The StudioComm system contains an
integrated, full-featured headphone (cue)
system. Up to four Model 35 or Model 38
Talent Amplifiers can be connected to
the Model 50’s talent amplifier output. A
single 3-conductor microphone-type cable
carries power and stereo audio.
Using the Model 51 Control Console,
any of the seven stereo inputs can be
assigned to the talent amplifier output.
The talk to phones and slate functions
allow communications (voice) audio to be
sent to the talent amps. The talent amplifi-
er output is short circuit protected. Error
conditions are displayed by the Talent
Amplifier Over Current LED on the Model
50’s front panel.
Connects to additional
talent amplifiers
Connects to the Model 50 or another talent
amplifier’s loop thru connector
Model 35 Front Panel
Model 35 Back Panel
Two headphone
outputs
Power present
LED
Headphone output
level control
Switch between
stereo and mono
(L+R) output