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Studio Technologies 50 2000 User Manual

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Model 50/51 User Guide

Issue 4, July 2000

Studio Technologies, Inc.

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more Model 35 or Model 38 Talent Amplifi-

ers will be connected. A location will be

selected for the Model 51 Control Con-

sole, and it will be connected to the Model

50. AC mains power will be connected to

the Model 50.

System Components
The main StudioComm shipping carton

contains a Model 50 Central Controller,

Model 51 Control Console, 5-conductor

MIDI-style cable, User Guide, and war-

ranty card. Units destined for North

America are shipped with an AC mains

cord. Your dealer or distributor will provide

an AC mains cord for non-North American

destinations. Model 35 and Model 38

Talent Amplifiers, along with accessories,

will be contained in separate cartons.

Please check to ensure you have every-

thing you need.

Mounting the Model 50
The Model 50 requires one space in a

standard 19-inch (48.3cm) equipment

rack. Select a location near where the

Model 51 Control Console will be located.

A cable is provided to connect the Model

50 to the Model 51. If required, you can

supply a longer cable, however 50 feet

(15.3m) is the recommended maximum

length. It is desirable to locate the Model

50 to allow easy access to both the front

and the back panels. The back panel

contains most of the input and output

connectors, while the front panel is used

to access line input 7 and a multiple (mult)

of the dub output. In addition, the front

panel also contains several LED indica-

tors. The Model 50 is secured to the

equipment rack using two mounting

screws per side.

Balanced Connection

(Input & Output)

Sleeve

(Shield)

(Switchcraft No. 297, Neutrik NP3C, or equivalent)

Unbalanced Connection

(Input & Output)

Sleeve

(Shield)

Tip ( + )

(Switchcraft No. 280, Neutrik NP2C, or equivalent)

Tip ( + )

Audio Inputs and Outputs
The Model 50’s line-level audio input

and output connections are made using

¼-inch 3-conductor phone jacks. The

choice of phone jacks was simply a matter

of real estate—21 XLR connectors don’t

quite fit on the back of a one rack-space

unit! Don’t be concerned about your audio

quality, the jacks we use are manufac-

tured by Neutrik of Switzerland and fea-

ture gold-plated contacts.
Caution: For reliable audio interconnec-

tion, the plugs you use must comply with

industry standard RS-453. Switchcraft No.

297, Neutrik NP3C, or equivalent will work

correctly. Refer to the Technical Notes

section for details.
For all input and output phone plugs,

tip is positive (+ or hot), ring is negative

(– or cold), and sleeve is shield. The

Ring (–)

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