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Model 207 User Guide
Issue 3, March 2021
Studio Technologies, Inc.
Page 21
MODEL 207
eSPORTS CONSOLE
As such, it will always light green, no matter
if the button is pressed or not.
The talkback function allows the microphone
audio signal to be routed to the Dante talk-
back output channel. When the talkback
function is active the button’s green LED
will be lit. When the talkback function is
not active its button will not be lit. How the
talkback button specifically functions and
whether it impacts the main button’s func-
tioning depends on the Model 207’s system
configuration.
Main Button Modes
There are six ways that the main pushbut-
ton switch can function. The way in which it
specifically operates depends on its selected
configuration.
Push to Mute
If this mode is selected the audio signal
associated with the microphone input will
normally be active on the Dante main output
channel. The audio signal will mute when-
ever the main pushbutton is pressed and
held.
Push to Talk
If this mode is selected the audio signal
associated with the Dante main output chan-
nel will normally be muted. The audio signal
will become active whenever the main push-
button is pressed and held.
Latching
If this mode is selected the audio signal as-
sociated with the Dante main output chan-
nel will alternate between the active and
muted states whenever the main pushbutton
is pressed. Upon Model 207 power up the
audio signal will be in its muted state.
Push to Talk/Tap to Latch
This mode is a combination of the Push to
Talk and Latching actions. It’s similar to the
way in which talk pushbuttons function on
user stations associated with broadcast or
production intercom systems. If the main
pushbutton is pressed and held the audio
signal associated with the Dante main output
channel will become active and remain active
until the pushbutton is released. If the main
pushbutton is momentarily “tapped” the audio
signal will change state. Upon Model 207
power up the audio signal will be in its muted
state.
Push to Mute/Tap to Latch
This mode is a combination of the Push to
Mute and Latching modes. Whenever the
main button is momentarily “tapped” its status
will alternate between active and muted.
When the main button’s function is active
and the main button is pressed and held the
audio signal on the Dante main output chan-
nel will mute. It will stay in this condition until
the main button is released. Upon Model 207
power up the main button will be in its muted
state and its red LED will be lit.
Always On
In this state microphone audio will always be
sent out the Dante main output channel. The
main button’s green LED will always stay lit to
indicate that the main output is active. Press-
ing the main button will not cause any action
to take place.
Talkback Button Modes
Depending on the selected configuration,
the talkback pushbutton will function in one
of four possible modes:
Push to Talk
If this mode is selected the audio signal asso-
ciated with the Dante talkback output chan-
nel is normally muted and neither LED in the
talkback button will light. The audio signal will
become active whenever the talkback push-
button is pressed and held. When talkback is
active the button’s green LED will be lit.
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