Studio-technologies 2A 2013 Bedienungsanleitung

Copyright © 2013 by Studio Technologies, Inc., all rights reserved www.studio-tech.com50142-1013, Issue 1User GuideIssue 1, October 2013This User Guid

Issue 1, October 2013 Model 2A User Guide Page 10 Studio Technologies, Inc. The two high-quality backlit pushbutton switches provide access to the M

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 11source. A second switch allows the Model 24 to mute the monitor output on

Issue 1, October 2013 Model 2A User Guide Page 12 Studio Technologies, Inc. The Model 33A is unique in that a “mix” of IFB channels 1 and 2 can be c

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 13Typically interference from outside signals will not be an issue. But pre

Issue 1, October 2013 Model 2A User Guide Page 14 Studio Technologies, Inc. The VOX interrupt function is quite special-ized and may not be used reg

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 15Connecting Telephone LinesWords of Caution: As with any product, installi

Issue 1, October 2013 Model 2A User Guide Page 16 Studio Technologies, Inc. Setting the mode switches and connect-ing signals is quite easy. Set the

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 17Mounting MethodsThere are three mounting methods ap-propriate for the Mod

Issue 1, October 2013 Model 2A User Guide Page 18 Studio Technologies, Inc. runs longer than 500 feet are possible but should be carefully checked f

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 19An input level trim pot allows signals with a nominal level range of –15

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Issue 1, October 2013 Model 2A User Guide Page 20 Studio Technologies, Inc. in implementing your own mounting method.The Model 24 contains two 9-pi

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 21SHLD is intended for the shield wire of the microphone cable; it doesn’t

Issue 1, October 2013 Model 2A User Guide Page 22 Studio Technologies, Inc. “hi-fi.” Ensure that both conductors of the speaker wiring are “floating”

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 23IFB channels. Two momentary action pushbutton switches are located on the

Issue 1, October 2013 Model 2A User Guide Page 24 Studio Technologies, Inc. LED. When an interrupt is not taking place the level meter will reflect t

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 25LED, labeled STD, is lit whenever the inter-face is set for the standard

Issue 1, October 2013 Model 2A User Guide Page 26 Studio Technologies, Inc. approximately one second after which normal operation will commence. At

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 27never (hopefully!) miss an important cue because a level control was acci

Issue 1, October 2013 Model 2A User Guide Page 28 Studio Technologies, Inc. will occur when the DC on pin 2 of the talent amplifier output falls belo

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 295. Use the front-panel program select switches to select, one at a time,

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 3Table of ContentsIntroduction ...

Issue 1, October 2013 Model 2A User Guide Page 30 Studio Technologies, Inc. to be configured from among four choices: answer after one, two, or four

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 31SpecificationsModel 2A Central ControllerGeneral Audio Parameters (Program

Issue 1, October 2013 Model 2A User Guide Page 32 Studio Technologies, Inc. Monitor Output:Power: 4 watts RMS into 8 ohms @ 1% THD+NoiseApplication:

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 33Microphone Input:Compatibility: 2-wire electret, designed for use with St

Issue 1, October 2013 Model 2A User Guide Page 34 Studio Technologies, Inc. IFB/Intercom Input Wiring Scheme:Pin 1: common for DC and audioPin 2: DC

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 35Model 22 Access Station Overall DimensionsAppendix A–IFB Plus Series Mech

Issue 1, October 2013 Model 2A User Guide Page 36 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 25A 19-Inch Rack Adapter (used with Model 22 Access Station and M

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 37Model 28A Panel Adapter (used with Model 22 Access Station and Model 11A

Issue 1, October 2013 Model 2A User Guide Page 38 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 24 Access Station Overall Dimensions

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 39Model 27A 19-Inch Rack Adapter (used with Model 24 Access Station and Mo

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Issue 1, October 2013 Model 2A User Guide Page 40 Studio Technologies, Inc. Appendix B–IFB Plus Series Optional AccessoriesModel 25A 19-Inch Rack Ad

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 5IntroductionThe IFB Plus Series Model 2A Central Controller from Studio Te

Issue 1, October 2013 Model 2A User Guide Page 6 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 24 Access StationThe Model 24 Access Station allows broad-cast pers

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 750/60 hertz is connected via a detachable mains cord and provides power fo

Issue 1, October 2013 Model 2A User Guide Page 8 Studio Technologies, Inc. Compressor CircuitsThe two IFB channels contain studio-quality compressor

Model 2A User Guide Issue 1, October 2013 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 9switches, allowing the internal microphone to interrupt IFB channel 1, cha