Studio-technologies 76DBA V.3.00 User Manual

Model 76DBA Central Controller andModel 77B Control ConsoleUser Guide Issue 1, November 2010This User Guide is applicable for systems consisting of:Mo

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 10 Studio Technologies, Inc. for SurroundAudio ConnectionsAudio connections are made by way

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 11for SurroundIt’s important to note that there is one limitation r

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 12 Studio Technologies, Inc. for Surroundsignal level are compatible with the require-ments o

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 13for Surrounddesign standard for D-subminiature connectors.Pre-Fa

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 14 Studio Technologies, Inc. for SurroundThe wiring scheme used by the D-submin-iature connec

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 15for SurroundFor flexibility this input can be configured to be high

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 16 Studio Technologies, Inc. for SurroundRemote Control InputsSupport is provided for three r

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 17for SurroundA few simple calculations are required to determine t

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 18 Studio Technologies, Inc. for SurroundIEC 320 C13 socket on the other. Units bound for oth

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 19for SurroundConfigurationAfter the physical installation has been

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Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 20 Studio Technologies, Inc. for Surrounddialnorm and output level LEDs (associ-ated with the

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 21for Surroundremain enabled. However there might be special cases

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 22 Studio Technologies, Inc. for SurroundAES3id inputs then the setting that pro-vides a 75 o

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 23for Surroundseconds the LED will light steadily to indicate that

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 24 Studio Technologies, Inc. for Surroundreflecting the widely used audio-for-picture 85 dB mo

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 25for SurroundInput DelayA time delay can be added to the input sig

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 26 Studio Technologies, Inc. for SurroundRestore Factory DefaultsThe restore factory defaults

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 27for SurroundConfiguration—Entering and Exiting Configuration ModePr

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 28 Studio Technologies, Inc. for SurroundConfiguration—Model 77B Device Address, Stereo Input

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 29for SurroundConfiguration—Sync Source, Sync Input Termination, Aud

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 3for SurroundTable of ContentsIntroduction ...

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 30 Studio Technologies, Inc. for SurroundConfiguration—Input Select ButtonsDefault: Surround

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 31for SurroundDefault: –60.0 dB post-fader surround digital and an

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 32 Studio Technologies, Inc. for SurroundConfiguration—Overall Display Mode and Reference Leve

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 33for SurroundConfiguration—Dialnorm Reference Level and Dialnorm-Da

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 34 Studio Technologies, Inc. for SurroundConfiguration—Dim Level, Remote Mute All, Remote Dim,

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 35for SurroundConfiguration—Channel Pop Solo Mode Offset Levels, LFE

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 36 Studio Technologies, Inc. for SurroundPress and hold both the Dialnorm Enable and Dim butt

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 37for SurroundOperationNow that you’ve installed and configured the

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 38 Studio Technologies, Inc. for Surroundbetween groups will switch between two specific input

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 39for Surroundby folding down all channels associated with the sele

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Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 40 Studio Technologies, Inc. for Surroundbeing set by the rotary level control or by the refe

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 41for SurroundThe amount of level change in dB per step (“click”) w

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 42 Studio Technologies, Inc. for SurroundFor user flexibility, more than one output channel ca

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 43for Surroundare intended to represent the sound pres-sure level i

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 44 Studio Technologies, Inc. for Surround(– – – –). This could be due to a problem with the m

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 45for SurroundRotary Level ControlThe rotary level control is used

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 46 Studio Technologies, Inc. for SurroundPower DownGreat care was taken in the Model 76DBA’s

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 47for Surroundthis way: the sample rate of an input signal can rang

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 48 Studio Technologies, Inc. for Surroundas save the current operating parameters. No clicks,

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 49for SurroundSpecificationsModel 76DBA Central ControllerGeneral Au

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 5for SurroundIntroductionWhat This User Guide CoversThis User Guide

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 50 Studio Technologies, Inc. for SurroundAC Mains:Requirement: 100 to 230 V, +10/–15%, 50/60

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 51for SurroundAppendix A—Connection Pin-Out Charts TASCAM® Signal

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 52 Studio Technologies, Inc. for SurroundAppendix B—Sync Input SourcesThe Model 76DBA’s sync

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 6 Studio Technologies, Inc. for SurroundFigure 1. Model 76DBA Central Controller Front PanelF

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 7for SurroundFigure 3. Model 77B Control Console Front PanelInput s

Issue 1, November 2010 Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Page 8 Studio Technologies, Inc. for Surround77B’s configuration mode, each of the six input choice

Model 76DBA/77B User Guide Issue 1, November 2010 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 9for Surroundsurround digital monitor output to be selected for pr