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of the enclosure and two on the back panel, must be removed. A 5/64-inch hex driver is required. The cover can then be carefully separated from the chassis, remaining attached by means of a flexible cable assembly. This “flex-cable” assem- bly links the main printed circuit board assembly with the board assembly that contains the pushbuttons and LED indi- cators. Ensure that the flex cable is not damaged while the Model 233 is being customized. For easier access, the push- button/LED board assembly can also be easily removed.

The 3-position headers on the Model 233’s main circuit board assembly are located close to their related input or out- put connectors. The following list provides the printed circuit board reference num- bers and associated functions.

P4: External 24 volt DC input, pin 1 common, pin 2 +24 volts, pin 3 not used. Back-panel 2.1 x 5.5 mm jack has +24 volts on center pin. Header P13 is used by the back-panel 24 Vdc jack assembly and is electrically in parallel with P4.

P5: Headphone output, pin 1 common, pin 2 tip (left), pin 3 ring (right).

P6: Microphone input, pin 1 common, pin 2 high, pin 3 low. Follows back-panel 3-pin female XLR pin assignment.

P7: Main output, pin 1 common, pin 2 high, pin 3 low. Careful! Back-panel 3-pin male XLR has pin 1 floating, pin 2 high, pin 3 low.

P8: Line-level talkback output 1, pin 1 common, pin 2 high, pin 3 low. Careful! Back-panel 3-pin male XLR has pin 1 floating, pin 2 high, pin 3 low.

P9: Line-level talkback output 2, pin 1 common, pin 2 high, pin 3 low. Careful! Back-panel 3-pin male XLR has pin 1 floating, pin 2 high, pin 3 low.

P10: Line input 1, pin 1 common, pin 2 high, pin 3 low.

P11: Line input 2, pin 1 common, pin 2 high, pin 3 low.

P12: Intercom interface, pin 1 common, pin 2 DC with channel 1 audio, pin 3 channel 2 audio. Follows back-panel 3-pin female XLR pin assignment.

P14: Pushbutton backlighting, pin 1 common, pin 2 button lamps, pin 3 current limited 24 volts from external 24 volt DC input.

P15: Auxiliary relay contact B, pin 1 normally closed, pin 2 common, pin 3 normally open.

P16: Auxiliary relay contact A, pin 1 normally closed, pin 2 common, pin 3 normally open.

P17: Internal power supply rails, pin 1 common, pin 2 +12 Vdc, pin 3 –12 Vdc.

P18: Remote talkback switch connections, pin 1 common, pin 2 talkback button 1, pin 3 talkback button 2.

P19: Remote main output/tally output connections, pin 1 common, pin 2 main output button, pin 3 tally output (+3.5 volt DC, 12 milliampere maximum).

Pushbutton Backlighting

For special applications, provision as been made to allow illumination (“backlighting”) of the three pushbutton switches. This may prove useful for applications where adequate room lighting is not available.

It can also serve in custom Model 233

Model 233 User Guide

Issue 1, September 2007

Studio Technologies, Inc.

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Contents User Guide This page intentionally left blank Table of Contents Issue 1, September Model 233 User Guide System Overview IntroductionWhat This User Guide Covers Microphone Input System FeaturesMain Output Talkback FunctionsFlexibility User Controls and Status IndicatorsDynamic Range Control Sidetone Cue SourcesHeadphone Output Intercom Interface Power SourcesAudio Quality and Protection Auxiliary RelayConnectors ConfigurationAdditional Connector Locations Multi-Pin Headset ConnectorsSystem Components Installation and SetupOptions Headphone Output Line-Level Talkback Outputs Line Inputs External Power Input Pushbutton Labeling ConfigurationMicrophone Preamplifier Gain Microphone Preamplifier Gain and Phantom PowerHeadphone Source Selection Phantom Power On/OffLeft and right channel headphone source selection settings Headphone output mode settings Headphone Output ModeOperating Modes Main Output Button ModeTalkback 1 Button Function Talkback 1 Button ModeTalkback 2 Button Mode Main Output Source Sidetone ModeTalkback 2 Button Function Headphone Output Operating Modes Dual-Channel or Stereo ModeReverse Left/Right Mode Main Button Mode Minimum Level ModeSystem Mode Relay ModeTalkback 2 to Intercom Function Mode Talkback 1 to Intercom Function ModeOperation ConclusionMain Output Button Modes Pushbutton Switches and Status LEDsMain Output Button and LED Indicators Talkback 2 Button and LED Indicator Talkback 1 Button and LED IndicatorTalkback 1 Button Modes Talkback Output 2 Button ModesLevel/Balance Mode Level/Level ModeSidetone Operation Monaural Headphone Output Level Control OperationAdvanced Operation Adjusting the Line Input Trim PotsGrounding and Shielding Intercom Interface Sidetone AdjustmentTechnical Notes Intercom Audio Levels Intercom Channel CrosstalkConnecting an IFB Circuit External Power Sources Phantom PowerSymptoms of Insufficient Power Travel Case Additional ConnectorsLED Colors Issue 1, September Model 233 User Guide Pushbutton Backlighting P18 Remote Control/Tally ConnectionsP19 Compressor CircuitGeneral Audio SpecificationsAppendix a