Studio-technologies 750 User Manual

50165-597, Issue 3Model 750 Audio MixerUser GuideIssue 3, May 1997This User Guide is applicable for serial numbers 201 and later.© 1997 by Studio Tech

Issue 3, May 1997 Model 750 User GuidePage 10 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 750telephone numbers, and left and rightchannel identifiers can easily b

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 11 Model 750Locating the UnitPhysical access and mechanical noiseare the primary

Issue 3, May 1997 Model 750 User GuidePage 12 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 750electronically balanced, have a nominallevel of +4dBu, and are capabl

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 13 Model 750Even if there are no immediate plansto connect the AUX audio outputs

Issue 3, May 1997 Model 750 User GuidePage 14 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 750bars and tone position. For maximumflexibility, it is recommended t

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 15 Model 750Record/Talk Back ExternalAudio InputThe Model 750 contains an interna

Issue 3, May 1997 Model 750 User GuidePage 16 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 750The Model 750 uses an IEC standardconnector to mate with the AC mains

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 17 Model 750The five choices are main output left, mainoutput right, AUX output l

Issue 3, May 1997 Model 750 User GuidePage 18 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 750Setup Direct OutputThe setup direct output is a stereo line-level out

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 19 Model 7502. Select the external audio source byplacing front panel configurati

Issue 3, May 1997 Model 750 User GuidePage 20 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 7500dBu, to serve as the 0 reference. WhileStudio Technologies is not

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 21 Model 750tion DIP switches. One is shipped witheach Model 750, being attached

Issue 3, May 1997 Model 750 User GuidePage 22 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 750output. Also, if the VU meter source button is setto follow the monit

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 23 Model 750OperationWhile the Model 750 Audio Mixer is quitesimple to operate, t

Issue 3, May 1997 Model 750 User GuidePage 24 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 750Changing the on/off status of the low-cutfilter will result in little

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 25 Model 750an indication of the center of the pan potsrotation. In this positio

Issue 3, May 1997 Model 750 User GuidePage 26 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 750Stereo Line InputsThe Model 750 contains two identicalstereo line inp

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 27 Model 750may consist of a true stereo signal, adual-channel monaural signal,

Issue 3, May 1997 Model 750 User GuidePage 28 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 750software that controls the setup sectioninterprets any recording of l

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 29 Model 750direct output. The active audio signal willonly be connected to the m

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 3 Model 750Table of ContentsForewordIntroduction ...

Issue 3, May 1997 Model 750 User GuidePage 30 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 750being separated by a 2-second pause.Each sequence provides tones for

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 31 Model 750Another two controls are used to set theoverall level of the main aud

Issue 3, May 1997 Model 750 User GuidePage 32 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 750and headphone output. Acting as a trustyassistant, the monitor sectio

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 33 Model 750The monitor source push-button switcheswere chosen to allow more than

Issue 3, May 1997 Model 750 User GuidePage 34 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 750 With the monitor stereo/mono buttonset to stereo, and neither the s

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 35 Model 750Practical Operating TipsNow that weve reviewed all the sectionsthat

Issue 3, May 1997 Model 750 User GuidePage 36 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 750Dont misunderstand our position: Ex-tended dynamic range is great fo

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 37 Model 750Faux VU MetersIn the spirit of George Washington (andto make our moth

Issue 3, May 1997 Model 750 User GuidePage 38 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 750SpecificationsGeneral Audio Parameters:Frequency Response: 20Hz-20kHz

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 39 Model 750External Monitor Inputs: 2, stereoType: electronically balanced, dire

Issue 3, May 1997 Model 750 User GuidePage 40 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 750Appendix A-1. Basic Multi-Tone SequenceTime Interval Left Channel Ri

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 41 Model 750Appendix A-2. Advanced Multi-Tone SequenceTime Interval Left Channel

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 5 Model 750ForewordWith all the pressures in life to get things done faster, work

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 7 Model 750 Model 750IntroductionThe unique requirements of electronicnews-gather

Issue 3, May 1997 Model 750 User GuidePage 8 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 750System FeaturesMic/Line InputsFour transformer-coupled input channelsa

Model 750 User Guide Issue 3, May 1997Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 9 Model 750front panel, allow the interrupt function tobe configured; one switch