Analog monitor outputs – Studio Technologies 760-03 V.4.15 User Manual
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Issue 3, April 2015
Model 760-03/77 User Guide
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Studio Technologies, Inc.
for Surround
Pre-Fader Surround Digital Monitor 
Output
The pre-fader surround digital monitor 
output channels are intended to connect 
to metering, measurement, or other 
signal monitoring equipment that requires 
uninterrupted, full-level digital audio signal 
sources.
Stereo Input C Direct Digital Monitor 
Output
The stereo input C direct digital monitor 
output is intended for use in site-specific 
applications. It provides an uninterrupted, 
full-level digital audio signal source that 
is post-SRC and input delay in the signal 
chain.
Post-Fader Surround Digital Monitor 
Output
The post-fader surround digital monitor out-
put channels are designed for connection to 
digital inputs on audio amplifiers associated 
with monitor loudspeakers. Alternately, they 
could be connected to the inputs of loud-
speakers that contain integrated amplifiers 
with digital audio input capability.
Post-Fader Stereo Digital Monitor Output
The post-fader stereo digital monitor output 
channels are intended to support a stereo 
loudspeaker system, either by connecting 
to the digital input of an amplifier associ-
ated with a set of loudspeakers or directly 
to a set of amplified speakers that provide 
digital inputs.
Analog Monitor Outputs
The connector labeled Analog Monitor 
Outputs provides access to the Model 
760-03’s 6-channel (5.1) surround and 
2-channel stereo analog monitor outputs. 
The surround analog monitor output chan-
nels are intended to connect to analog 
inputs associated with the surround loud-
speaker system incorporated in a facility. 
The stereo analog monitor output allows 
support for a secondary set of stereo 
monitor loudspeakers.
The analog monitor output channels are 
designed for connection to audio amplifiers 
associated with monitor loudspeakers or 
to the inputs of loudspeakers that contain 
integrated amplifiers. The analog monitor 
outputs are electronically balanced and 
will perform optimally when driving loads of 
2000 (2 k) ohms or greater. In most appli-
cations 3-pin male XLR connectors will be 
used to interface with the inputs on the as-
sociated amplifiers or amplified speakers. 
In this case the + terminal would go 
to pin 2 of the XLR, the – terminal to XLR 
pin 3, and the shield terminal to XLR pin 1. 
Balanced operation of the analog monitor 
outputs is the preferred connection method 
but unbalanced operation does not pose a 
problem. To connect to an unbalanced load 
connect the + terminal as signal high, and 
only the Model 760-03’s shield terminal as 
the signal low/shield. Leave the – terminal 
unconnected. For correct unbalanced op-
eration, it is important not to connect – and 
shield together.
The wiring scheme used by the D-submin-
iature connector complies with AES59-
2012, as made popular by TASCAM. A 
wiring assembly prepared for the Model 
760-03’s analog monitor outputs is identi-
cal to that of a TASCAM-type output as-
sembly. Please refer to Figure 6 for the 
exact connection details. Again note that 
unlike a TASCAM-type assembly, the 
Model 760-03’s D-sub connectors use 
4-40 threads. 
