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50265-0505, Issue 2Model 742 Audio MixerUser GuideIssue 2, May 2005This User Guide is applicable for serial numbers:M742-00160 and later** For units w

Issue 2, May 2005 Model 742 User GuidePage 10 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 742Reference Tone FrequencyFrom the factory the frequency of the refe

Model 742 User Guide Issue 2, May 2005Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 11 Model 742MountingThe Model 742 is intended for mounting in a standard 19-inc

Issue 2, May 2005 Model 742 User GuidePage 12 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 742signals can also be connected. In this case, pin 2 is connected to

Model 742 User Guide Issue 2, May 2005Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 13 Model 742The main outputs utilize 3-pin male XLR-type connectors for interco

Issue 2, May 2005 Model 742 User GuidePage 14 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 742In this way it can be easily accessed for other test and calibrati

Model 742 User Guide Issue 2, May 2005Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 15 Model 742120 volt operation and are supplied with an internal 0.2 A, 5 x 20

Issue 2, May 2005 Model 742 User GuidePage 16 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 742Depending on the Model 742’s internal configuration the tone frequ

Model 742 User Guide Issue 2, May 2005Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 17 Model 742For a great look it’s recommended that Brother® P-Touch ¼-inch (6 m

Issue 2, May 2005 Model 742 User GuidePage 18 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 742will light red as a peak signal indicator, showing that the input

Model 742 User Guide Issue 2, May 2005Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 19 Model 742Master Section/Main Output BusesThe Model 742’s master section supp

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Issue 2, May 2005 Model 742 User GuidePage 20 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 742world where maximum audio fidelity is the goal, the LEDs should ra

Model 742 User Guide Issue 2, May 2005Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 21 Model 742• If the compressors have been con-figured not to function (disabl

Issue 2, May 2005 Model 742 User GuidePage 22 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 742Level ControlsThe rotary controls are always used to adjust the ou

Model 742 User Guide Issue 2, May 2005Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 23 Model 742Setting the Output Bus Operating LevelsThe two output bus master le

Issue 2, May 2005 Model 742 User GuidePage 24 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 742Compressor ConfigurationsThe compressor circuits that control the

Model 742 User Guide Issue 2, May 2005Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 25 Model 742Be careful not to adjust the trim pot that is labeled TONE LEVEL. T

Issue 2, May 2005 Model 742 User GuidePage 26 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 742Mic/Line SwitchingAs previously discussed, the four mic/line input

Model 742 User Guide Issue 2, May 2005Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 27 Model 742SpecificationsGeneral Audio Parameters:Frequency Response: 20 Hz t

Issue 2, May 2005 Model 742 User GuidePage 28 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 742Reference Tone:Frequency and Wave Form: 400 Hz nominal, sine wave

Model 742 User Guide Issue 2, May 2005Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 3 Model 742Table of ContentsIntroduction ...

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Model 742 User Guide Issue 2, May 2005Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 5 Model 742 Model 742IntroductionWhat This User Guide CoversThis User Guide is

Issue 2, May 2005 Model 742 User GuidePage 6 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 742there’s flexibility on the inside, the opera-tor is presented with

Model 742 User Guide Issue 2, May 2005Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 7 Model 742associated with each main output bus. They provide line-level signal

Issue 2, May 2005 Model 742 User GuidePage 8 Studio Technologies, Inc. Model 742When configured for “pre +4” operation, the monitor outputs are aga

Model 742 User Guide Issue 2, May 2005Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 9 Model 742Phantom PowerIn most broadcast news applications, phantom-powered co