Documents new feature which allows simultaneous call detection on channels 1 and 2. Documents expanded frequency detection range for call signals. (Was 20 kHz, now • 18-23 kHz nominal.) Issue 1, May 2018: • Initial release. Issue 3, December 2021 Model 391 User Guide Page 4 Studio Technologies, Inc.
Ethernet connection with Pow- can send and receive compatible call er-over-Ethernet (PoE) capabilities for signals. Figure 1. Model 391 Dante Alerting Unit front and back views Model 391 User Guide Issue 3, December 2021 Studio Technologies, Inc. Page 5...
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The most-typical application for the Model devices are in the same room or on the 391 is to alert users that a call signal on an opposite sides of a university campus. intercom channel is active. Some techni- The Model 391’s analog line output offers...
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Model 391’s two input (Dante receiver) audio channels A unique Model 391 feature is the line can be assigned (routed) from source de- output. Interfaced using a standard 3-pin vices using the Dante Controller software...
1 (very low power) device. If a Firmware Updating PoE-enabled Ethernet port can’t be pro- vided by the associated Ethernet switch a The Model 391 was designed so that its low-cost PoE midspan power injector can capabilities and performance can be en- be utilized.
If the selected midspan power injector is mitter channel(s) on associated equipment 802.3af-compatible it should function cor- are used to supply the Model 391 with the rectly. Midspan units are available from a call signaling tones and, if applicable, the variety of sources, including many online audio signals to be sent to the unit’s line...
STcontroller be available for con- venient use in a personal computer that’s that it can control. The Model 391 unit or units will appear in the device list. Use the connected to the related LAN.
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(input) channel 2 to serve as the can disable access to Mode 2. call source. Selecting Tone Detect Ch1 & The active mode section of the Model 391 Ch2 enables tones on either or both Dan- configuration screen within STcontroller te receiver (input) channels to be recog- nized as a call source.
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Mode 1 and cator will directly respond to an incoming Mode 2 is High. call signal. So, as an example, a very short Issue 3, December 2021 Model 391 User Guide Page 12 Studio Technologies, Inc.
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A rotary control on the ducing a dark gray color. This seemed to front panel of the Model 391 allows the be more reasonable than trying to gen- user to select the desired output level.
Model 391 and can re- with care! The default configuration for spond quickly to a visual call indication...
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The visual indicator, locat- data with another Dante device. The SYNC ed on top of the Model 391’s enclosure, LED will light red when the Model 391 is will light, starting with red then chang- not synchronized with a Dante network. It ing to green and then to blue, “cycling”...
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Should a call signal be received by the cate that access to it has been disabled. Model 391 the LED will remain off; adjusting the trim pot will not result in any operating Visual Alert change.
Dante Controller software application. In the unfortunate event that a specific Model output. In other cases, audio will be present 391’s IP address is “lost” there are several on the line output only when a call signal is being received.
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Then connect the Ethernet cable. Upon applica- load a revised file into the MCU’s non- tion of PoE power the Model 391 will first volatile memory by way of a USB interface. go through its normal power-up sequence The Model 391 implements a USB host and then will display the firmware version.
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1.2 of the application firmware connector. (m391.bin) is contained within this zip file. 4. Apply power to the Model 391 by con- Once the USB flash drive is inserted into necting to a Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) the USB interface, located on the main Ethernet source.
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From STcontroller select mains fully mated with its associated the specific Model 391 that you wish to connectors. restore to the factory default values. Note that if a connected USB flash drive Select the Device tab and then select doesn’t have the correct file (m391.bin)
Appendix B–UDP Packet Structure Supported in Application Firmware version 2.1 and later. Table 4. Model 391 Remote Settings Setting ID Setting Name Setting Values 0x19 Alerting State 0x00 - Off 0x01 - On Command Structure (without UDP header): <start> <cmd_system> <settings_len> <setting_id> <setting_val>...
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