Studio Technologies 50 2000 - Manual (Page 25)

Model 50/51 User Guide Issue 4, July 2000
Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 25
Slate to Phones
When you press the slate button, the
Model 51’s microphone is fed to the dub
output. This is how you can record your
own voice for marking takes. But there
are times when it’s convenient to have
the slate provided in the headphone
output as well.
While holding Level Up, the Phones LED
is used to display whether the slate will
go to the phones. When the LED is off,
slate goes to the dub output only; when
the LED is on, slate goes to both the dub
and headphone outputs. While holding
Level Up, press the button below the LED
to toggle the setting.
50Hz Slate Tone
A 50Hz slate tone can be generated when-
ever slate is active. While holding Level
Up, the Slate LED is used to display
whether the 50Hz tone is selected. When
the LED is off, the 50Hz slate tone is off;
when the LED is on, the slate tone is active
whenever slate is active. While holding
Level Up, press the button below the LED
to toggle the setting.
Headphone Source Selection
The default configuration makes the selec-
tion of the headphone source independent
of the control room or dub selections.
While this is most flexible there are operat-
ing scenarios where it would be conve-
nient for the headphone source to follow
whatever is selected for the control room
source.
While holding Level Up, the first (top) LED
associated with the Phones/Studio column
of LEDs displays the headphone source
mode. When the LED is off the headphone
source is selected independently of the
control room source. When the LED is lit
the headphone source follows the control
room source. To make a change you hold
Level Up, hold the Phones/Studio button
and press the input 1 button. If you can
make this change using only one hand,
pat yourself on the back with the other
one!
Dub Source Selection
The default configuration makes the selec-
tion of the dub source independent of the
control room or headphone selections.
While this most flexible there are opera-
tional scenarios where it would be conve-
nient for the dub source to follow whatever
is selected for the control room source.
While holding Level Up, the second LED
associated with the Phones/Studio column
of LEDs displays the dub source mode.
When the LED is off the dub source is
selected independently of the control
room source. When the LED is lit the dub
source follows the control room source.
To make a change you hold Level Up,
hold the Phones/Studio button and press
the CR/Studio button 2.
Remote Control Room Source Select
The Remote Control Room Source Select
function allows a contact closure to auto-
matically select input 6 or 7 as the control
room source. The remote control input
connection that is, by default, associated
with the remote talk to studio function is
used to activate Remote Control Room
Source Select.
While holding Level Up, the third and four
LEDs associated with the Phones/Studio
column of LEDs display the status of the
Remote Control Room Source Select
function. When the third LED is off the
function is not active. When the third LED