Studio Technologies Model 210 Announcers Console

The Studio Technologies Model 210 is a top - notch audio control hub designed for announcers, commentators, and production staff. It's compatible with almost all broadcast and production audio system setups, making it a popular choice for on - air sports broadcasting. This tabletop unit stands out with its user - friendly operation, flexible configuration options, and outstanding sound quality. Key Features: - Microphone preamp with selectable gain and 48 - volt phantom power for optimal mic performance. - Broadcast IFB input for seamless communication. - Two pushbutton switches provide click - free audio path control. - Transformer - balanced main output ensures high - quality audio transmission. - Line - level talkback output for clear communication. - Stereo headphone monitoring for immersive audio experience. - Two rotary headphone output level controls for personalized volume adjustment. - Microcontroller - directed audio routing for efficient audio management. - Powered by IFB or an external DC source for power flexibility. - All configuration switches are accessible via the bottom of the enclosure for easy setup. Technical Specifications: General Audio: - Frequency Response: 20 Hz - 20 kHz, - 0.1 dB (mic in/main out). - Distortion (THD + N): 0.008% at 1 kHz (mic in/main out). - S/N Ratio: 80 dB (referenced to - 46 dBu mic in/- 2 dBu main out). - Connectors: Mic In, IFB In (3 - pin female XLR - type); Main Out, Talkback Out (3 - pin male XLR - type); Headphone Out (1/4 - inch 3 - conductor phone jack); 24 Vdc Power In (2.1 x 5.5 mm coaxial power jack); 2 spare connector locations for Neutrik NC*D - L - 1 connectors. Microphone Input/Preamplifier: - Type: electronically balanced. - Input Impedance: 2 k ohms (nominal). - Gain Range: 20 to 60 dB (nominal, adjustable in 10 dB steps). - Compatibility: dynamic or phantom - powered mics. - Phantom Power: 48 Vdc (nominal, meets IEC 61938). Compressor: - Threshold: 2 dB above nominal level. - Attack/Release Time: 2 mSec/100 mSec (nominal). - Slope: 5:1 (nominal). IFB Input: - Type: 2 - channel, unbalanced. - Impedance: 10 k ohms (nominal). - Nominal Level: - 10 dBu. - Optional Line Inputs: 2 (balanced, transformer - coupled). Main Output: - Type: balanced, transformer - coupled. - Nominal Level: - 2 dBu. - Maximum Level: + 20 dBu into 2 k ohms. - Impedance: 100 ohms (nominal). Talkback Output: - Type: transformer - coupled with series capacitors and isolation resistors. - Impedance: 600 ohms (nominal). - Nominal Level: + 4 dBu. - Maximum Level: + 11 dBu (compressor restricts maximum). Headphone Output: - Compatibility: for mono or stereo headphones with 100 - ohm or greater impedance. - Type: voltage driver. - Maximum Output Voltage: 8 Vpp (150 - ohm load). Power Sources: - IFB: 24 - 32 Vdc, 105 mA. - External: 24 Vdc (nominal, 20 - 30 Vdc acceptable). Comes with a universal input/24 Vdc output power supply. Dimensions: - 5.6 inches wide (14.2 cm). - 3.3 inches high (8.4 cm). - 8.5 inches deep (22.4 cm). Weight: 3.4 pounds (1.6 kg).

Using the Studio Technologies Model 210 Announcer's Console is a breeze. First, connect your microphone to the Mic In connector. You can adjust the gain on the microphone preamp according to your needs. If your mic requires phantom power, you can enable the 48 - volt phantom power feature. Connect your headphones to the headphone output and use the two rotary controls to set your desired volume. The broadcast IFB input can be used to receive important information during your broadcast. The two pushbutton switches allow you to control the audio path without any annoying clicks. When it comes to power, you can choose to power the console either through the IFB or an external DC source. Make sure to check the power requirements to ensure proper operation. As for maintenance, keep the console clean and free from dust. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe it down. Avoid exposing the console to extreme temperatures or humidity. If you need to change any configuration settings, you can access the switches at the bottom of the enclosure. Just be careful when handling the connectors to prevent any damage. And if you ever have any technical issues, refer to the user manual or contact the manufacturer's support team.