Model 760-03/77 User Guide
Issue 4, October 2016
Studio Technologies, Inc.
Page 39
for Surround
Operation
Now that you’ve installed and configured
the system, you’re ready to go. You should
find operation very easy. However, taking
time to study this section of the user guide
may prove valuable.
Upon AC mains power up the system
will return to the last operating condition,
including the selected source, downmix
modes, etc. As a precaution, however, the
post-fader surround and stereo digital and
analog monitor output levels will always
return to their minimum value. The rotary
level control or the reference level button
must then be used to return the system to
the desired monitor output level.
Model 760-03 Central
Controller
The Model 760-03’s front panel contains
two LEDs. The control console status
LED will light whenever the Model 760-03
is communicating with the one or more
connected Model 77 or Model 71 units. A
flashing control console status LED will in-
dicate that the DC power output supporting
the control consoles is in a short circuit or
over-current condition. The control console
status LED will not light when a Model 77
is in the configuration mode or when the
Model 77 is going through its power-up
sequence.
The sync status LED will light whenever
a valid timing reference signal is being
received by the Model 760-03. A flashing
sync status LED indicates that a valid sync
signal is not being received.
Control Consoles
StudioComm for Surround operation is
controlled using the up to four Model 77
or Model 71 Control Consoles that have
been connected. Two system functions can
also be controlled by means of the remote
control inputs.
Model 77 Control Console
To make things easy to describe, the Mod-
el 77’s operator functions are divided into
six main groups: input source selection,
downmix, monitor output general functions,
channel mute/solo, display and display
mode, and remote control inputs.
Any change made to any one Model 77
unit will be reflected in the LEDs and dis-
plays on all the connected units. Note that
all control consoles function simultane-
ously—there is no priority of one unit over
the others.
Input Source Selection
To select an input source press one of the
five input source buttons. The correspond-
ing LED will light to indicate that the input
has been selected. Typically, only one
source will be selected for monitoring at
any one time. However, input stereo C can
be selected by itself, or mixed (summed)
with one of the other four inputs. To accom-
plish this is easy: simply press and hold
input stereo C then press the button asso-
ciated with the other desired input source.
The two corresponding LEDs will light.
Alternately, press and hold the first desired
input (other than input stereo C) and then
press the input stereo C button.
It’s possible (although unlikely) that se-
lecting an input will result in the mute all
function being enabled and an
Err3
mes-
sage being displayed. This would indicate
a conflict between the sample rate of the
selected input source and the bass man-
agement function. (Operation of the bass
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