Studio Technologies Inc. Products

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Studio Technologies LL-3G-CR-055 Live-Link Sr. is a Control Room Unit: Portable Version ? ST Optical Connectors, Qty. 2 (two fibers). "05X" Series versions interconnect using two strands of single-mode fiber-optic cable (not included) and provide support for the following:Digital Video: three 3G/HD/SD-SDI sends (camera to control room) and two 3G/HD/SD-SDI returns (control room to camera) Mic/Line Audio: four analog mic/line sends (camera to control room) with selectable gain and 48 V phantom power Line/IFB: two analog line-level audio returns (control room to camera) and one 2-channel IFB output (camera) with 28 V beltpack power Intercom: 4-wire (control room) to 2-wire (camera) with auto nulling and 2-channel party-line interface with 28 V beltpack power Data/Remote Control: 10/100 Ethernet, RS-232, RS-422, and GPI/GPO Portable Version units include universal input (100-240 V, 50/60 Hz)/12 VDC output power supply, Anton/Bauer battery mount system (battery not included), handle, and rubber feet. Rack-Ready Version units include universal input (100-240 V, 50/60 Hz)/12 VDC output power supply and are normally installed with a Live-Link Rack Mounting EnclosureDesigned to handle news, sports, and other day-to-day remote interfacing needs with ease, the Live-Link™ Sr. Remote Camera Interface System offers a comprehensive fiber-optic-connected solution for transporting digital video, audio, intercom, and data between a remote camera location and a truck or control room. The point-to-point system consists of a portable Camera End Unit and either a portable or rack-ready Control Room Unit. Both use industry-standard connectors that are clearly labeled for fast, intuitive setup.Live-Link Sr. provides two digital video paths in each direction that support the 3G/HD/SD-SDI SMPTE®-standards. In addition, the system provides connectivity for mic/line level signals, talent cueing, 2-channel party-line intercom, GPI/GPO, RS-232/RS-422 asynchronous data, and Gigabit Ethernet. A full complement of status LEDs simplifies monitoring and troubleshooting. Live-Link Sr. systems are suitable for remote production or permanent installation and can be powered by a DC supply or battery.Live-Link Sr. is a reliable and convenient way of linking a production camera crew to an ENG or OB van, SNG vehicle, or production trailer. The system's portability and ease-of-deployment make it an ideal infrastructure solution for studio complexes, arenas, and campus environments. Live-Link Sr. units interconnect using two strands of single-mode fiber-optic cable and provide a transmission distance of at least 10 km (per SMPTE 297). Featuring the rugged opticalCON® DUO fiber-optic connectors from Neutrik®, units can also be ordered with ST optical connectors.

The Model 234 Announcer's Console provides a combination of high-performance audio with an extensive set of user features and configurable resources. The unit is intended for use in demanding broadcast sports, eSports, live event, entertainment, and streaming broadcast applications. With a few simple connections the Model 234 can provide one on-air talent with all the resources they need to support a wide range of applications. The compact, rugged steel enclosure is intended for tabletop use, small enough for use "court-side" or in a crowded booth, yet flexible enough for remote production deployment. The Model 234 supports Danter audio-over-Ethernet digital media technology with AES67 compatibility for integration into contemporary applications.

The Model 348 Intercom Station provides eight independent talk and listen channels that are compatible with Dante® audio-over-Ethernet networks. The desktop unit is designed to serve as an audio control center for production and support personnel in numerous applications including on-air television sports and news broadcasting, live events, theater, industrial, and corporate AV. The Model 348's channels can be part of virtual "party-lines" created with other compatible devices or be used directly in point-to-point intercom implementations. The range of resources makes it simple to use the Model 348 locally, or as part of a REMI or "At-Home" geographically diverse implementation. In addition to intercom applications, the unit can create multiple independent IFB (talent cue) channels. Other applications may benefit from the Model 348 user's ability to easily create monitor mixes from the eight input audio channels. This makes the unit a viable choice for listen-only scenarios.

The Studio Technologies Model 41 is designed to create broadcast-standard IFB outputs from line-level audio sources. The unit's primary application is to interface analog outputs associated with digital matrix intercom systems with broadcast IFB user devices. The Model 41 creates four independent IFB outputs. Each IFB output provides DC power and two analog audio signals to support the connected IFB user devices. The Model 41's audio quality is excellent; little hiss, hum, or other artifacts are present. To ensure optimal operation, the unit provides resources for visually and audibly monitoring the audio output signals. In addition, the DC output voltage is monitored for fault conditions.

The Studio Technologies Model 240 Producer's Console is designed for producers, directors, or those who need to efficiently communicate with on-air broadcast personnel and related production crew. The unit provides the resources of a 4-channel talent cueing ("IFB") central controller combined with a 2-channel party-line (PL) intercom user station. Incorporating numerous configurable features and extensive upgrade flexibility, the Model 240 can meet the exacting demands of this important and highly specialized field. Compatible with broadcast and production audio and intercom system environments, the tabletop unit is well suited for applications including sports and entertainment television programming, radio and TV news, and corporate events. While the Model 240 is sophisticated on the inside, users are presented with a simple-to-use, great sounding "tool" to help them do their job better.Four pushbutton switches control the routing of microphone audio to the four main outputs and, if selected, the 2-channel PL intercom interface. Each button can be configured for push-to-talk or alternate-action operation. A status LED is located above each button and provides a clear indication of talk status. Two line inputs allow a variety of audio sources to be connected. They can be used as program audio for the four main outputs or routed to the 2-channel headphone output.

The Studio Technologies Model 72 Level Meter/Interface is a compact, portable device that plugs directly into an IFB or intercom circuit and provides two useful functions: audio level meters and line-level audio outputs. IFB (interruptible foldback) circuits are used in broadcast applications, providing one or two channels of talent cue audio. Intercom circuits are used by production personnel, supplying one or two channels of "party-line" communications. The Model 72 is a full-featured version of what's known in the broadcast industry as an RTS line dryer, dryer, or dry box.