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50085-999, Issue 1© 1999 by Studio Technologies, Inc., all rights reserved5520 West Touhy AvenueSkokie, Illinois 60077 U.S.A.Telephone (847) 676-917

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 13The monitor outputs are electronicallybalanced and are capable of driv

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 14 Studio Technologies, Inc.Warning: It is very important thatsignals connected to the bypass inpu

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 15Remote Control ConnectionsThe remote control input circuitry is physi-

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 16 Studio Technologies, Inc.Connecting the Model 591 tothe Model 58A cable with 9-pin D-sub plugs

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 17ensure that performance would always becorrect!) Refer to the Configur

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 18 Studio Technologies, Inc.in where the trim pots are located in thecircuitry, and why the meter

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 198. If insert 2 is being utilized, repeat theprocedure for its two retu

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 20 Studio Technologies, Inc.• Reference level• Dim level• Remote contact inputs and level controlT

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 21Remote Level ControlTwo configuration choices are associatedwith the r

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 22 Studio Technologies, Inc.monitor output B to become active whenthe bypass mode is active. Also,

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 3Table of ContentsForeword ...

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 23source preset A was selected to be: Input 1routed to the left monitor

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 24 Studio Technologies, Inc.Model 591 Configuration—Entering and ExitingConfiguration ModeThese LE

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 25Model 591 Configuration—Insert 1 and 2When an insert button is pressed

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 26 Studio Technologies, Inc.Model 591 Configuration—Monitor Output Mode, Power-Up MuteMode, and Re

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 27Model 591 Configuration—Channels Selected for Bypassand Bypass ModeDef

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 28 Studio Technologies, Inc.Default: Reference level is set for fully attenuated (minimum) monitor

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 29Model 591 Configuration—Dim Level and Contact InputsPress and hold the

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 30 Studio Technologies, Inc.Press and hold both insert buttons for5 seconds to restore Model 591 f

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 31OperationNow that you’ve installed and configuredthe system, you’re re

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 32 Studio Technologies, Inc.A/B Output SelectThe A/B button is used to select the moni-tor output

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 5ForewordSimply stated: I had a blast working on these StudioComm compon

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 33as a talkback system, to reliably dim themonitor outputs.Rotary Level

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 34 Studio Technologies, Inc.Remote ControlsTwo contact signals and a potentiometercan be connected

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 35“Hot” Disconnection of the Model 591Control ConsoleShould you need to

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 36 Studio Technologies, Inc.SpecificationsModel 58 Central ControllerGeneral Audio:Frequency Respo

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 37Appendix AControlling the Model 58The Model 58 Central Controller uses

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 38 Studio Technologies, Inc.Function: Reset to Power-Up Default ConfigurationByte Value Descriptio

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 39Function: Input Source and Associated ChannelsByte Value Description1

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 40 Studio Technologies, Inc.Function: Monitor Output Channel StatusByte Value Description1 F0H Sys

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 41Function: Monitor Output Level - NormalByte Value Description1 F0H Sys

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 42 Studio Technologies, Inc.Function: Monitor Output Level - ReverseByte Value Description1 F0H Sy

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 7IntroductionWhat This User Guide CoversThis User Guide is designed to a

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 43Function: Monitor Output A/B StatusByte Value Description1 F0H System-

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 44 Studio Technologies, Inc.Function: Insert 1 StatusByte Value Description1 F0H System-Exclusive

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 45Function: Insert 2 StatusByte Value Description1 F0H System-Exclusive

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 46 Studio Technologies, Inc.Function: Bypass Status (Supported by Model 58 units with serial numbe

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 47Function: Input Source to Output 2 (Supported by Model 58 units with s

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 8 Studio Technologies, Inc.parameters. Numerous LEDs providecomplete status information. The Model

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 9The StudioComm’s two insert sectionsare directly accessible using push-

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 10 Studio Technologies, Inc.level. Contact input 1 can be configuredas either a remote mute all or

Model 58/591 User Guide Issue 1, September 1999Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 11remote level control input was providedspecifically to allow a produce

Issue 1, September 1999 Model 58/591 User GuidePage 12 Studio Technologies, Inc.by Studio Technologies. Note that ourfriends in some locations may use