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Issue 3, March 2021 Model 207 User Guide
Page 18 Studio Technologies, Inc.
MODEL 207
eSPORTS CONSOLE
Production With Dim
When the mode is configured for Production
with Dim, the unit will function in a manner
very similar to the Production mode. The
difference is that the headphone output
channels will dim (reduce in level) when-
ever either or both the main and talkback
functions are active. This is provided for
applications where the headphone outputs
are being connected to inputs on an audio
power amplifier or a set of amplified speak-
ers. The dim action can help prevent acous-
tical feedback and/or sonic interference
from loudspeakers associated with the
Model 207.
System – Button Backlight Intensity
Choices are
Low
and
High
.
The caps (top surfaces) of the two pushbut-
ton switches are able to be lit using internal
LEDs, one red and one green. When they
light and with what color depends on the
configuration of the Model 207 and the cur-
rent operating condition. The intensity of
these LEDs can be adjusted to perform op-
timally in relation to the amount of ambient
light present in the Model 207’s location.
System – Underglow Intensity
Choices are
Off
,
Low
,
Medium
, and
High
.
Two sets of blue LEDs will illuminate the
surface directly below the left and right
sides of the Model 207’s enclosure. This
“underglow” is provided strictly as an “image”
feature but may also help a user locate the
Model 207 when used in a dark area. Three
configuration choices allow the intensity of
the LEDs to be selected. In addition, the
LEDs can be disabled.
talkback button is pressed the red LED will
flash four times as a warning, indicating that
the function has been disabled.
System – Operating Mode
Choices are
On-Air
,
Production
, and
Production with Dim
.
The system mode configures the overall
manner in which the Model 207 operates.
Specifically, it determines how the Dante
main output channel operates vis-à-vis the
talkback function. Understanding how each
specifically impacts Model 207 operation
will help ensure the desired operation is ob-
tained and that maximum usability will occur.
On-Air
When selected to the on-air mode, audio
on the Dante main output channel will typi-
cally mute whenever the talkback function is
active. The on-air mode should be selected
for all on-air broadcast applications when
it’s imperative that the “on-air” audio signal
be muted whenever on-air talent uses the
talkback function to communicate with pro-
duction personnel.
Production
When the system mode is set for production,
the audio signal on the Dante main output
channel is never muted in response to talk-
back activity. The main button’s function
operates independently of the talkback
button’s function. This mode allows the
Dante main output channel to be used, for
example, as an additional talkback output.
In this way the Dante main output chan-
nel and the talkback output channel can be
used separately and not impact each other.
This also allows both the main and talkback
pushbuttons to be used simultaneously.
When selected for the correct application,
the production mode can prove to be very
useful. But it’s not appropriate for on-air use!