50063-1296, Issue 3© 1996 by Studio Technologies, Inc., all rights reserved5520 West Touhy AvenueSkokie, Illinois 60077 U.S.A.Telephone (847) 676-91
Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 10 Studio Technologies, Inc.Model 56 Back PanelChange the control roomlevel; listen in mono(L+R); or
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 11Using the Model 56 Control Console,any of the four stereo inputs can be
Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 12 Studio Technologies, Inc.allows a musician’s microphone or line-level signal to be “looped” throu
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 13the Model 56 Control Console, and it willbe connected to the Model 55. A
Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 14 Studio Technologies, Inc.high (+ or hot), and both the ring andsleeve to shield. If connecting to
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 15when using long cable runs. Refer to theTechnical Notes section for addi
Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 16 Studio Technologies, Inc.unit’s operating voltage it must be per-formed only at the factory or by
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 17clamp assembly. The cover of the Model56 will have to be removed to gain
Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 18 Studio Technologies, Inc.• Talk to phones interrupts or adds tophones source• Allow simultaneous
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 19Mono FunctionThe Mono function allows the control roomoutput to be place
Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 2 Studio Technologies, Inc.
Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 20 Studio Technologies, Inc.While holding Level Up, the slate LED isused to display whether talk to
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 21Model 56 Configuration Chart—Main FunctionsPress a Communicationsbutton
Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 22 Studio Technologies, Inc.Model 56 Configuration Chart—Alternate FunctionsPress and hold LevelUp t
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 23OperationNow that you’ve installed and configuredthe system, you’re read
Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 24 Studio Technologies, Inc.for the headphones. Press and hold theDub button, then press both Level
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 25the headphones are configured to receiveslate audio, both the phones and
Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 26 Studio Technologies, Inc.The Cue Mix Level control sets the head-phone output level for the signa
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 27The Over Current LED will also light if thetalent amplifier output is lo
Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 28 Studio Technologies, Inc.the manual, the four stereo line inputs canbe configured for –10dBV or +
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 29are possible using the latest sophisticatedcable. Test to ensure that th
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 3Table of ContentsForewordIntroduction ...
Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 30 Studio Technologies, Inc.operating, the current operating param-eters are saved in nonvolatile me
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 31the design parameters show up in thereference voltage!Communication Swit
Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 32 Studio Technologies, Inc.may impact which source you choose toconnect to it.While a “precision” d
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 33SpecificationsModel 55 Central ControllerMountingOne space in a standard
Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 34 Studio Technologies, Inc.Talent Amplifier OutputApplication: provides power and audio signals for
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 35Model 38 Talent AmplifierMountingDesktop. Provision for stand mounting p
Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 36 Studio Technologies, Inc.Appendix AControlling the Model 55The Model 55 Central Controller usesMI
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 37 Date: July 1, 1993Model 55 Central Controller MIDI Imple
Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 38 Studio Technologies, Inc.Model 55 Central ControllerMIDI Messages to be Acted UponGeneral Notes:
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 39Function: Dub Output LevelByte Value Description1 F0H System-Exclusive M
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Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 40 Studio Technologies, Inc.Function: Headphone SourceByte Value Description1 F0H System-Exclusive M
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 41Function: Control Room Output SelectByte Value Description1 F0H System-E
Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 42 Studio Technologies, Inc.Function: Talk to HeadphonesByte Value Description1 F0H System-Exclusive
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 5ForewordI am pleased to present the StudioComm series of products. As bot
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Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 7IntroductionThe Model 55 Central Controller, alongwith the companion Mode
Issue 3, December 1996 Model 55/56 User GuidePage 8 Studio Technologies, Inc.System FeaturesStereo Line InputsThe Model 55 contains four stereo line-l
Model 55/56 User Guide Issue 3, December 1996Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 9panels that contain series current-limitingresistors or input buffer ampl
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