Model 770, 1khz direct output – Studio Technologies 770 User Manual

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Model 770 User Guide

Issue 1, October 1997

Studio Technologies, Inc.

Page 27

Model 770

of the Model 770’s single IFB channel.

An example would be where on-air talent

and a field producer were equipped with

Model 32 Talent Amplifiers. The talent

would listen to IFB audio on channel 1.

By assigning main audio to channel 2, the

field producer could normally monitor the

main bus of the mixer section, while hav-

ing the ability to quickly switch to the IFB

signal on channel 1. Note that the same

3-conductor cable would be supporting

both the talent the field producer’s Model

32 Talent Amplifiers!
Another example would be to assign IFB

program only audio to channel 2. Sepa-

rate Model 32 Talent Amplifiers could be

provided to a field reporter and the guests

to be interviewed. By setting the source

switch on the Model 32 to channel 2,

interviewees would hear program audio,

without unfamiliar and unwanted IFB

audio.
A third example could be for a sports

event where a separate non-interrupt

signal needs to be monitored at all times.

Assigning the mixer section’s AUX audio

bus to channel 2, and providing a Model

33 Talent Amplifier to the on-air talent

would achieve this. A mix of the IFB signal

and AUX audio could easily be created

by using the Model 33’s level controls.

1kHz Direct Output

The 1kHz direct output is a line-level

output that provides direct access to the

1kHz tone signal. A trim potentiometer

allows adjustment of the output level from

approximately +3 to +7dBu. The trim pot

is located on the back panel, directly

above the 1kHz direct output’s ¼-inch

phone jack. At the factory this output is

loaded with 100k ohms, and then the trim

pot is adjusted to give an output level of

+4dBu.
If the 1kHz direct output is to be used in

an installation, it’s important that its output

level be adjusted to precisely match the

requirements of the system. Also note that

while the output circuitry is capable of

driving loads of 600 ohms or greater, the

output level will drop slightly as the load

impedance approaches 600 ohms.

Figure 9. Detail of back panel showing 1kHz

tone direct output configuration

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