CP750 4

Dolby CP750 Digital
Cinema Processor
Manual
Issue 4
Part Number 9110270
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Dolby CP750 Digital Cinema Processor Manual
Regulatory Notices
FCC
NOTE:ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassA
digitaldevice,pursuanttoPart15oftheFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovide
reasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferencewhentheequipmentisoperatedina
commercialenvironment.Thisequipmentgenerates,uses,andcanradiateradiofrequency
energyand,ifnotinstalledandusedinaccordancewiththisinstructionmanual,maycause
harmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.Operationofthisequipmentinaresidential
areaislikelytocauseharmfulinterferenceinwhichcasetheuserwillberequiredtocorrect
theinterferenceathisownexpense.
Canada
ThisClassAdigitalapparatuscomplieswithCanadianICES003.
EU/EMC
ThisunitcomplieswiththeEMCrequirementofEN551031andEN551032whenoperated
inanE2environmentinaccordancewiththismanual.
Important Safety Instructions

1. Readtheseinstructions.
2. Keeptheseinstructions.
3. Heedallwarnings.
4. Followallinstructions.
5. Donotusethisapparatusnearwater.
6. WARNING:Toreducetheriskoffireorelectricshock,donotexposethisapparatusto
rainormoisture.
7. Cleanonlywithdrycloth.
8. Donotinstallnearanyheatsourcessuchasradiators,heatregisters,stoves,orother
apparatus(includingamplifiers)thatproduceheat.
9. Nonakedflamesources,suchaslightedcandles,shouldbeplacedontheapparatus
10. Protectthepowercordfrombeingwalkedonorpinchedparticularlyatplugs,
conveniencereceptacles,andthepointwheretheyexitfromtheapparatus.
11. Onlyuseattachments/accessoriesspecifiedbythemanufacturer.
12. Unplugthisapparatuswhenunusedforlongperiodsoftime.
13. Referallservicingtoqualifiedservicepersonnel.Servicingisrequiredwhenthe
apparatushasbeendamagedinanyway,suchaspowersupplycordorplugis
damaged,liquidhasbeenspilledorobjectshavefallenintotheapparatus,the
apparatushasbeenexposedtorainormoisture,doesnotoperatenormally,orhas
beendropped.
14. Donotexposetheapparatustodrippingorsplashingandnoobjectsfilledwith
liquids,suchasvases,shallbeplacedontheapparatus.
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15. CAUTION:Troubleshootingmustbeperformedbyatrainedtechnician.Toreducethe
riskofelectricshock,donotattempttoservicethisequipmentunlessyouare
qualifiedtodoso.
16. Donotdefeatthesafetypurposeofthepolarizedorgroundingtypeplug.Apolarized
plughastwobladeswithonewiderthantheother.Agroundingtypeplughastwo
bladesandathirdgroundingprong.Thewidebladeorthethirdprongisprovided
foryoursafety.Iftheprovidedplugdoesnotfitintoyouroutlet,consultanelectrician
forreplacementoftheobsoleteoutlet.
17. Thisapparatusmustbeearthed(grounded)byconnectingtoacorrectlywiredand
earthedpoweroutlet.
18. Ensurethatyourmainssupplyisinthecorrectrangefortheinputpowerrequirement
oftheunit.
19. Inordertoreducetheriskofelectricalshock,thepowercordmustbedisconnected
whenthepowersupplyassemblyisremoved.
20. Thisequipmentisdesignedtomountinasuitablyventilated19rack;ensurethatany
ventilationslotsintheunitarenotblockedorcovered.
21. Themainspowerdisconnectdeviceforthisunitisthepluginmainscordratherthan
apowerswitch.Themainscordmustremainreadilyaccessiblefordisconnecting
mainspower.
22. Toavoidexposuretodangerousvoltagesandtoavoiddamagetotheunit,donot
connecttherearpanelEthernetporttotelephonecircuits.
23. Asthecolorsofthecoresinthemainsleadmaynotcorrespondwiththecolored
markingsidentifyingtheterminalsinyourplug,proceedasfollows:
Thegreenandyellowcoremustbeconnectedtotheterminalintheplug
identifiedbytheletterE,orbytheearthsymbol ,orcoloredgreen,orgreen
andyellow.
ThebluecoremustbeconnectedtotheterminalmarkedwiththeletterNor
coloredblack.
ThebrowncoremustbeconnectedtotheterminalmarkedwiththeletterLor
coloredred.
24. Thisapparatusmustbeearthed.
Fuses
WARNING:Checkthatthecorrectfuseshavebeeninstalled.Forcontinuedprotection
againstriskoffire,replaceonlywithfusesofthesametypeandrating.
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IMPORTANTSAFETYNOTICE
ThisunitcomplieswithsafetystandardEN60065asappropriate.Theunitshallnotbeexposedtodrippingorsplashingandnoobjectsfilledwithliquids,suchas
coffeecups,shallbeplacedontheequipment.Toensuresafeoperationandtoguardagainstpotentialshockhazardorriskoffire,thefollowingmustbe
observed:
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Ensurethatyourmainssupplyisinthecorrectrangefortheinputpowerrequirementoftheunit.
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Ensurefusesfittedarethecorrectratingandtypeasmarkedontheunit.
Theunitmustbeearthedbyconnectingtoacorrectlywiredandearthedpoweroutlet.
Thepowercordsuppliedwiththisunitmustbewiredasfollows:
LiveBrownNeutralBlueEarthGreen/Yellow
GB
IMPORTANTNOTEDESECURITE
CematerielestconformelanormeEN60065.Nepasexposercetappareilauxclaboussuresouauxgouttesdeliquide.Nepasposerdobjetsremplisdeliquide,telsquedes
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DasmitgelieferteNetzkabelmuwiefolgtverdrahtetwerden:
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Thissymbolthatappearsontheunitrearpanelisintendedtoalerttheuser
tothepresenceofuninsulateddangerousvoltagewithintheproducts
enclosurethatmaybeofsufficientmagnitudetoconstituteariskofelectric
shocktopersons.
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Thissymbolisintendedtoalerttheusertothepresenceofimportant
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 About This Manual..............................................................................................................2
1.2 CP750 Front Panel .............................................................................................................2
1.2.1 Front-Panel Menu Navigation Buttons .....................................................................2
1.2.2 Front-Panel Status Display ......................................................................................3
1.2.3 Mute Button..............................................................................................................4
1.2.4 Main Fader Knob .....................................................................................................4
1.2.5 USB Port ..................................................................................................................5
1.2.6 Digital Input Selection Buttons .................................................................................5
1.2.7 Valid Input LEDs ......................................................................................................5
1.2.8 Analog Inputs ...........................................................................................................6
1.3 CP750 Rear Panel..............................................................................................................6
1.3.1 AC Input ...................................................................................................................7
1.3.2 Backup Power Port ..................................................................................................7
1.3.3 Ethernet Port............................................................................................................7
1.3.4 RS-232 Serial Port ...................................................................................................7
1.3.5 Remote Connector...................................................................................................7
1.3.6 4xAES IN Connector................................................................................................7
1.3.7 Automation Connector .............................................................................................8
1.3.8 1xAES IN Connectors ..............................................................................................8
1.3.9 Opt In Connector......................................................................................................8
1.3.10 NonSync Input Connector .......................................................................................8
1.3.11 Aux Out Connectors ................................................................................................8
1.3.12 H/I Out Connector....................................................................................................9
1.3.13 Mic. Gain .................................................................................................................9
1.3.14 Mic. Input .................................................................................................................9
1.3.15 Main Audio Output Connector .................................................................................9
1.3.16 Multi-Channel Analog Input Connector....................................................................9
Chapter 2 Installation
2.1 CP750 Floating Signal Grounds .......................................................................................11
2.2 Digital Audio Inputs...........................................................................................................11
2.2.1 Consumer Interface Standards for Digital Audio....................................................12
2.2.2 Cable Issues ..........................................................................................................12
2.2.3 Multiple Sources: Conversion Between Interface Standards.................................12
2.3 Mounting the CP750 .........................................................................................................13
2.4 Connections......................................................................................................................13
2.5 Fuse Information...............................................................................................................13
2.6 Mains Power Wiring..........................................................................................................14
2.7 Cable Diagram..................................................................................................................14
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Chapter 3 Installing, Launching, and Connecting the Setup Software

3.1
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
System Requirements ......................................................................................................17

Installing the Software ......................................................................................................17
Connecting the Hardware .................................................................................................18
Launching the Setup Application ......................................................................................18
Connecting to a Local or Remote Device .........................................................................18
Chapter 4 Configuring the CP750 Software

4.1 Using the Application Tabs to Configure a CP750 ...........................................................21
4.1.1 Profile Tab..............................................................................................................21
4.1.2 Network/Time Tab..................................................................................................22
4.1.3 General Settings ....................................................................................................23
4.1.4 Input Settings .........................................................................................................25
4.1.5 Digital Input 1 .........................................................................................................25
4.1.6 Digital Inputs 2, 3, and 4 ........................................................................................27
4.1.7 Analog Input...........................................................................................................28
4.1.8 Nonsync Input ........................................................................................................29
4.1.9 Mic Input ................................................................................................................30
4.2 Saving Settings in a Configuration File.............................................................................31
4.3 Loading a Saved Configuration File .................................................................................31
4.4 Using Expert View ............................................................................................................31
4.5 Updating the CP750 Firmware .........................................................................................32
Chapter 5 Aligning the Auditorium

5.1 Checking Theatre Equipment ...........................................................................................35
5.1.1 Speakers................................................................................................................35
5.1.2 Amplifiers ...............................................................................................................36
5.1.3 Air Conditioning......................................................................................................36
5.2 Microphone Placement .....................................................................................................36
5.3 Initial Setup .......................................................................................................................37
5.4 Calibrating the Internal SPL Meter ...................................................................................38
5.5 Initial Output-Level Adjustment.........................................................................................39
5.5.1 Setting Main Channel Levels .................................................................................39
5.5.2 Subwoofer Levels ..................................................................................................40
5.6 Room Equalization ...........................................................................................................41
5.6.1 Setting Bulk EQ......................................................................................................42
5.6.2 Using EQ Assist .....................................................................................................42
5.6.3 Making Fine Adjustments to Individual Bands .......................................................42
5.6.4 Adjusting LFE Channel EQ ....................................................................................43
5.7 Final Output-Level Calibration ..........................................................................................43
5.7.1 Main Channels .......................................................................................................43
5.7.2 Subwoofer Channel Level......................................................................................44
5.7.3 Subwoofer Speaker Polarity Check .......................................................................44
5.8 Final Sound Check ...........................................................................................................44
5.9 Nonsync Level Adjustment ...............................................................................................45
5.9.1 Noise Floor Optimization........................................................................................45
Chapter 6 Remote Control and Monitoring

6.1 Status Monitoring and Level Control in the Setup Software .............................................47
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6.2 ASCII Control....................................................................................................................47

6.2.1 Connections ...........................................................................................................47
6.2.2 Standard and Full Control ......................................................................................48
6.2.3 Command Syntax ..................................................................................................48
6.2.4 Command Sets ......................................................................................................49
6.3 SNMP ...............................................................................................................................58
Chapter 7 Technical Reference

7.1 CP750 Specifications .......................................................................................................61
7.1.1 Audio Inputs ...........................................................................................................61
7.1.2 Audio Outputs ........................................................................................................61
7.1.3 Other Input/Output .................................................................................................62
7.1.4 Audio Processing ...................................................................................................63
7.1.5 Other Parameters ..................................................................................................63
7.1.6 Optional Accessories Ordered Separately.............................................................64
7.1.7 Power Requirements .............................................................................................64
7.1.8 Construction...........................................................................................................64
7.1.9 Dimensions and Weight .........................................................................................64
7.1.10 PC Connection ......................................................................................................64
7.1.11 Input Selector Buttons ...........................................................................................64
7.1.12 Indicators ...............................................................................................................64
7.1.13 Environmental Conditions......................................................................................64
7.1.14 Regulatory Notices ................................................................................................65
7.2 Rear-Panel Connector Descriptions and Types ...............................................................65
7.2.1 Backup Power Connector ......................................................................................65
7.2.2 RS-232 Serial Port .................................................................................................66
7.2.3 Remote Fader Connector ......................................................................................66
7.2.4 4xAES IN Connector..............................................................................................67
7.2.5 Automation Connector ...........................................................................................68
7.2.6 Mic. Input Connector..............................................................................................68
7.2.7 Main Audio Output and Multi-Channel Input Connectors.......................................69
7.2.8 RS-232 ASCII String Commands...........................................................................70
7.3 Remote Commands and Control ......................................................................................70
7.3.1 Serial......................................................................................................................70
7.3.2 Ethernet .................................................................................................................71
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List of Figures
Figure 1-1
CP750 Front Panel ................................................................................................................ 2
Figure 1-2
Front-Panel Display ............................................................................................................... 4
Figure 1-3
Fader Characteristic .............................................................................................................. 5
Figure 1-4
CP750 Rear Panel................................................................................................................. 6
Figure 2-1
Star Washers and Rack-Mounting Screws.......................................................................... 13
Figure 2-2
CP750 Inputs and Outputs .................................................................................................. 15
Figure 3-1
Installer Welcome Screen.................................................................................................... 17
Figure 3-2
Action Menu......................................................................................................................... 18
Figure 4-1
Profile Tab ........................................................................................................................... 21
Figure 4-2
Network/Time Tab ............................................................................................................... 23
Figure 4-3
General Settings Tab........................................................................................................... 24
Figure 4-4
Digital Input 1 Tab ............................................................................................................... 25
Figure 4-5
Digital Input 2 Tab ............................................................................................................... 28
Figure 4-6
Analog Input Tab ................................................................................................................. 29
Figure 4-7
Nonsync Input Tab .............................................................................................................. 30
Figure 4-8
Mic Input Tab....................................................................................................................... 30
Figure 4-9
Selecting Save in the File Menu .......................................................................................... 31
Figure 4-10 Selecting Open in the File Menu ......................................................................................... 31
Figure 4-11 Expert View Window............................................................................................................ 32
Figure 4-12 Dolby Software Update Screen ........................................................................................... 33
Figure 5-1
Microphone Placement for Equalization .............................................................................. 36
Figure 5-2
Alignment Tab Showing Room Levels................................................................................. 38
Figure 5-3
Channel Tune Tab Showing the Center Channel................................................................ 40
Figure 5-4
Channel Tune Tab Showing LFE EQ .................................................................................. 41
Figure 6-1
Virtual Status Monitor .......................................................................................................... 47
Figure 7-1
Backup Power Connector Detail.......................................................................................... 65
Figure 7-2
Cat. No. 868 Remote Fader Connector Detail..................................................................... 66
Figure 7-3
Mic. Input Connector Detail ................................................................................................. 68
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List of Tables
Table 1-1
Table 1-2
Table 2-1
Table 6-1
Table 6-2
Table 6-3
Table 6-4
Table 6-5
Table 7-1
Table 7-2
Table 7-3
Table 7-4
Table 7-5
Table 7-6
Table 7-7
Table 7-8
Table 7-9
Digital Input Selection Button Functionality ............................................................................ 5

Analog Input Options ..............................................................................................................6
Examples of Available Balanced/Unbalanced Adapters....................................................... 12
Normal Commands...............................................................................................................49
Full Control Commands........................................................................................................50
Supported MIB-2 MIBS......................................................................................................... 58
Other Standard MIBs............................................................................................................59
V3 MIBS ...............................................................................................................................59
Rear-Panel Connector Descriptions and Types ................................................................... 65
Backup Power Connector Pinout.......................................................................................... 66
Serial Port Pinout..................................................................................................................66
Remote Fader Connector Pinout.......................................................................................... 66
4xAES IN Connector Pinout ................................................................................................. 67
Automation Connector Pinout...............................................................................................68
Mic. Input Connector Pinout ................................................................................................. 69
Main Audio Output and Multi-Channel Audio Input Connector Pinout.................................. 69
ASCII String Commands ...................................................................................................... 70
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Chapter 1
Introduction
TheDolbyCP750DigitalCinemaProcessorisadirectresultofDolbyLaboratories
continuedleadershipinthedevelopmentofinnovativecinematechnologies.TheCP750is
aselfcontained,alldigitalcinemaprocessor.ItsupportsPCMandDolbyDigitalaudio,as
wellasDolbyDigitalSurroundEXTM,DolbyProLogic,andDolbyProLogicIIplayback.
WiththeCP750,youcanpresenthighqualityaudiofromthefollowingaudiosourcesand
formats:
DolbyDigitalCinemasystem
Onscreenadvertisingservers
DigitalVTRs
DigitalsatelliteorcableTVreceivers
DVDs
PCM
DolbyDigitalconsumerbitstreams
TheCP750providesanalogaudioinputsfor:
Anexternalsixoreightchannelprocessor
Anonsyncsource
Apublicaddressmicrophone
Itsanalogaudiooutputsarebalanced,withamultipinconnectorconfiguredtotheTHX
standard.BuiltinEthernet,USB,andserialinterfacesaccommodatePCcontrolandcinema
networkconnectivity.
Anindependentlyadjustableglobalaudiodelayisassignedtoeachinputtoensurethat
soundandpictureareperfectlysynchronizedduringdigitalcinemapresentations.
Differentdelayscanbeassignedtodifferentinputs,providingflexibilityforalternative
contentsources,whichoftenrequiredifferentdelays.
TheCP750iscompatiblewithexistingtheatreautomationsystemsandASCIIcommand
strings.Itsabilitytohandlemultipleformatsandfutureupgradesmakeitanessentialtool
foranevolvingdigitalcinemamarket.
Installationissimplifiedbybuiltintestinstrumentationthatincludesarealtimeanalyzer
andsignalgeneratorsforpinknoise,sweeptones,tones,andaphasecheckthumper.
Thirdoctaveequalization,plusbassandtrebletrimcontrols,areprovidedforallchannels.
AdigitalparametricequalizerisprovidedfortheSubwooferchannel.
Easilyprogrammedinternalsoftwaremanagesaudiosettingsandconfiguration.The
fullfeaturedsoftwarepackagefacilitatesthesetupprocess.
Introduction
CalibrationsettingsforoneunitcanbestoredonaPC,and,ifdesired,transferreddirectly
toanotherCP750,minimizingtheneedforadditionalcalibrationafterrepairs.As
improvementstotheCP750digitalcontrolandprocessingsoftwarearedeveloped,the
latestrevisionsaretransferablefromaPCtotheCP750.
OptionsavailablefortheCP750includetheCat.No.868RemoteFaderandCat.No.994
ExternalPowerSupply.
1.1
About This Manual

ThismanualcoversbothinstallationanduseoftheCP750.
Followingthisintroductorychapteraresixchaptersthatgivedetailsofvarioustopics:
1.2
Chapter 2Installation
Chapter 3Installing,Launching,andConnectingtheSetupSoftware
Chapter 4ConfiguringtheCP750Software
Chapter 5AligningtheAuditorium
Chapter 6RemoteControlandMonitoring
Chapter 7TechnicalReference
CP750 Front Panel

TheCP750frontpanelshowninFigure 11includesthefollowingcomponentsfromleftto
right:
Frontpanelmenunavigationbuttons
Statusdisplay
Mutebutton
Mainfaderknob
USBportforfirmwareupgradesandsetupsoftware
Sevenbuttonsthatselectaninputsource:Digital 1,Digital 2,Digital 3,Digital 4,Multi-Ch

Analog,NonSync,andMic
FourLEDsthatindicatethepresenceofaValidsignaloneachdigitalinput.Digital 1
andDigital 4havevalidsignalsinFigure 11.
Figure11
CP750
Digital Cinema Processor

Input Select
Digital 1
Figure 1-1
CP750 Front Panel
1.2.1
Front-Panel Menu Navigation Buttons
Digital 2
Digital 3
Digital 4
Multi-Ch
Analog
NonSync
Mic.
Valid
Themenucontrolbuttonstotheleftofthedisplay,showninFigure 11,areusedbyboth
theoperatorandtheserviceengineertonavigatefrontpanelscreenmenus,selectvarious
menuoptions,andstoresetupdata.
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CP750 Front Panel
Themenubuttonisusedtostepthroughthemenulist.Pressingandreleasingthebutton
oncechangesthedisplaytothenextmenuitem.Pressingandholdingthebuttonwhile
rotatingthemainfaderknobstepsthedisplaythroughallmenuitems.
Thecheckmarkbuttonisusedtoacceptthesettingsdisplayedonthefrontpanelscreen
andstoreitinCP750memory.Changestosettingsoccurimmediately,butarenot
immediatelysaved.
Thebuttonblinkswhenthereareunsavedparameterchanges.
Caution: Donotdisconnectpowertotheunitwhilethecheckmarkbuttonisblinking.
1.2.2
Front-Panel Status Display

DaytodayoperationoftheCP750isperformedthroughinteractionwiththefrontpanel
statusdisplayshowninFigure 12.
Processing Display
Thetoplinedisplaystheprocessingbeingappliedtotheaudio.Thesupportedprocesses
are:
DolbyProLogic
DolbyProLogicII
DolbyDigital
DolbyDigitalSurroundEX
Discrete
Volume Display
Themainfaderlevelisdisplayedasatwodigitnumber.Aswithpreviousgenerationsof
Dolbycinemaprocessors,afadersettingof7.0(0dB)isthenominalcorrectoperatinglevel.
7.0matchesthelevelusedduringproductionofthemotionpicture.
Input Display
Thebottomlineofthedisplayshowsthetypeofaudiobeinginput.
Meter Display
ThecircleoflightssurroundingthedisplaytextservesaschannelmeterswhentheCP750
isinuse.
Introduction
Figure12
Center
Left
Right
Processing
Volume
Input
Subwoofer
Left Surround
Figure 1-2
1.2.3
Right Surround
Front-Panel Display
Mute Button
PressingthemutebuttonshowninredinFigure 11fadestheaudiooutputtoallchannels
withoutdisturbingthecurrentmainfadersetting.Fadeinandfadeoutspeedsare
separatelyadjustablefrom0.2to5seconds,usingthePCsetupsoftware.Themutebutton
flashesredwhenactivated.
1.2.4
Main Fader Knob

Usethisknobtoadjustthesoundlevel.Afaderreadingof7.0isthenominalcorrect
operatinglevel.Themainfaderknobrotatescontinuouslywithnoendstops.Theknobis
alsousedtoadjustparametersduringsetupoperations.
Whenthefaderknobisrotatedbetweenreadingsof0and4.0,theoutputlevelchangesin
20dBstepsbetween90and10dB.Whenthefaderknobisrotatedbetweenreadings4.0
and10,theoutputlevelchangesin3.33dBstepsbetween10and10dB.Figure 13shows
thecharacteristicgraph.
CP750 Front Panel
Figure13
10
3 1/3 db
per step
0
-10
-20
-30
Output
-40
Level (dB)
20 dB
per step
-50
-60
-70
-80
-90
10
Fader Level
Figure 1-3
1.2.5
Fader Characteristic
USB Port
TheUSBportisprovidedforconnectingtoaPC.Youcanuseiteithertosetuptheunitor
toupdatetheCP750firmware.
1.2.6
Digital Input Selection Buttons

WhenyoupressanyoftheDigital 1,Digital 2,Digital 3,orDigital 4pushbuttons,thatbutton
lightsup,indicatingthattheselectedinputchannelisactive.Pressingoneofthesebuttons
selectsaspecificdigitalinputsource,asshowninTable 11.TheCP750switches
automaticallybetweenPCMandDolbyDigitalbitstreams.
Table 1-1
Digital Input Selection Button Functionality
Input Button
Digital 1
Digital 2
Digital 3
Digital 4
1.2.7
Input Source Selected

Selectstheinputsignalfromthe4xAESDIGITAL 1 connector(fourchannel
pairs,25pinDconnector)
Selectstheinputsignalfromthe1xAESDIGITAL 2connector(BNC)
Selectstheinputsignalfromthe1xAESDIGITAL 3connector(BNC)
Selectstheinputsignalfromthe1xAESDIGITAL 4connector(S/PDIFoptical)
Valid Input LEDs

EachdigitalinputpushbuttonhasagreenValidLEDlocatedbeneathit.TheseLEDslight
upwhentheCP750detectsavalidsignalontherespectiveinput,whetherornottheinput
isselected.Digital 1andDigital 4havevalidsignalsinFigure 11.
Introduction
1.2.8
Analog Inputs
TheCP750hasthethreeanaloginputs,listedinTable 12.
Analog Input Options
Table 1-2
Analog Input
Rear-Panel Input Source Selected
Multi-Ch Analog
SelectstheinputsignalfromtheMULTI-CHANNEL ANALOG INPUTconnector

(eightchannels,25pinDconnector)
SelectstheinputsignalfromtheNONSYNC INPUTLandRRCAjacks
SelectstheinputsignalfromtheMIC. INPUT3prongXLRconnector
NonSync
Mic.
1.3
CP750 Rear Panel
Figure14
CP750
CAUTION
To reduce the risk of fire
replace only with same
type and rating
250V time-lag fuse.
FUSE T 3.15A L
5 mm x 20 mm
This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES003.

Risk of electric shock.
Do not open.
UL
LISTED
Figure 1-4
4xAES IN
This equipment must be

earthed/grounded.
ETHERNET
RS-232
REMOTE
DIGITAL 1
1xAES IN
NONSYNC AUX
INPUT OUT
L
7 H/I
OUT
OPT IN
25
US
PROFESSIONAL AUDIO
EQUIPMENT
4J06
No user serviceable parts

inside. Refer all service
to qualified personnel.
BACK-UP
POWER
~ 5060 Hz 30W
100240 Vac
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this
device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this
device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
Dolby, Pro Logic and the double-D symbol

are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
ACT LINK
NOT ETHERNET
AUTOMATION
DIGITAL 2 DIGITAL 3 DIGITAL 4
MIC.
INPUT
MAIN
AUDIO OUTPUT
PUSH
MULTI-CHANNEL
MIC.
GAIN
ANALOG INPUT
CP750 Rear Panel
TheCP750rearpanel,showninFigure 12,includesthefollowingcomponents:
ACinput.
BACKUP POWER4prongfemaleXLRconnectorforusewiththeCat.No.994
EthernetRJ45portforremotecontrolthroughASCIIcommandstrings,Dolby
ExternalPowerSupply.
DigitalCinemaTheatreManagementSoftware,unitsetup,andfirmwareupdates.See
Section 7.2.8fordetailsonthecommandstrings.
Note:
TheCP750supports10BaseTand100BaseTdatarates.Gigabit
Ethernetdatarateisnotsupported.
RS-2329pinfemaleDconnectorforcontrolviaASCIIcommandstrings.9600baud,
noparity,1stopbit.SeeSection 7.2.8fordetailsonthecommandstrings.See
Section 7.2.2forpinoutdetails.
REMOTERJ45portforcommunicationwiththeCat.No.868RemoteFader.See
Section 7.2.3forpinoutdetails.ThisisnotanEthernetconnectionbutcanbe
connectedwithanystandardEthernetcable.
4xAES IN25pinfemaleDconnectorlabeledDIGITAL 1carryingfourdigitalchannel
pairs.SeeSection 7.2.4forpinoutdetails.
AUTOMATION25pinfemaleDconnectorforcinemaautomationcontrol.See
Section 7.2.5forpinoutdetails.
Two1xAES INBNCconnectorslabeledDIGITAL 2andDIGITAL 3.
OPT INOpticalS/PDIFinputconnectorlabeledDIGITAL 4.
NONSYNC INPUT2RCAjackslabeledLandRthataccept3 VRMSmaximuminput.
AUX OUTRCAjackslabeled7and8alwayscarrychannelpair7/8ofthe4xAES
input.Ifpresent,HIandVINsignalslikelyusethispair.
CP750 Rear Panel
H/I OUTRCAjackforhearingimpairedoutput.Thisisacenterweightedsumof
LCR.
1.3.1
MIC. GAINForadjustingthegainofthemicrophonepreamp.
MIC. INPUT3pinfemaleXLRconnectorforaPAorauditoriumequalization
microphone.Phantompowercanbeappliedusingthesetupsoftware.
MAIN AUDIO OUTPUT25pinfemaleDconnectorbalancedaudiooutputtothe

auditoriumsoundsystem.SeeSection 7.2.7forpinoutdetails.
MULTI-CHANNEL ANALOG INPUT25pinfemaleDconnectorcarryingeightbalanced

analogchannels.SeeSection 7.2.7forpinoutdetails.
AC Input
ThisisasimpleunswitchedIECpowerinletmodule.
1.3.2
Backup Power Port

Thisisa4pinfemaleXLRconnectorforusewiththeCat.No.994ExternalPowerSupply.
1.3.3
Ethernet Port
ThisisanilluminatedRJ4510/100BASETEthernetportwithactivityLEDs,which
providesaninterfacetoaDolbyDigitalCinemanetworkandalsoASCIIstringcommands
overTCPtoport61408.Youcanalsousethisportforsetupsoftwareandfirmware
upgrades.
1.3.4
RS-232 Serial Port

YoucanusethisportforserialcontrolusingASCIIstringcommands.
Theequipmentconnectedtothisportshouldhaveitsserialportsetto9600baud,noparity,
1stopbit.Useapintopinserialcable.
ThesamecontrolfunctionsareavailablethroughtheEthernetport.
1.3.5
Remote Connector
ThisisnotanEthernetconnection,butanEthernetcableisusedtoconnecttotheCat.No.
868RemoteFader.
1.3.6
4xAES IN Connector
This25pinfemaleDconnector,linkedtotheDigital 1button,receivesfourAES/EBU
streams.ThefourAESinputsignalsmustbetimealignedwitheachother.Typically,this
inputconnectstoaDolbyDigitalcinemaserver.ItaccommodatesPCMaudioat96,48,and
44.1kHz,and32kHz(16,20,and24bits)andDolbyDigitalatalldataratesandsample
rates.ThedecodingofDolbyDigitalisrestrictedtothefirstAES3channelpair.This
connectorhasafloatingground.
Introduction
1.3.7
Automation Connector
Thisconnectorisusedtoselectanaudioinput,toreadbackthecurrentlyselectedinput,
andtoremotelyassertthemutecommand.ThepinoutislistedinSection 7.2.5.
Theautomationsubsystemisreferencedtopin12,AutomationReturn.Thisistheground
forthesefunctions,andisconnectedtothegroundoftheCP750onlythrougha1k
resistor.Anisolatedpowersupplyisprovidedsothatconnectiontoautomationsystems
canbemadewithoutintroducinghumduetogroundloops.
Caution: TheisolatedpowersupplycanonlyfunctionproperlyiftheAutomationReturn
piniswithin5VoltsDC(orpeakAC)oftheCP750chassisground.
Theautomationcontrolsystemisdesignedtoacceptcontactclosureinputs.Aclosed
contactassertsacommand.Thelowsideofthecontactclosingswitchorrelayshouldbe
connectedtoAutomationReturn.
Warning: UNDERNOCIRCUMSTANCESshouldpowerfromanexternalsourcebe
suppliedtoanypininthisconnector!Connectingexternalpowerislikelyto
damagetheCP750.
1.3.8
1xAES IN Connectors
TheseBNCconnectorsarelinkedtotheDigital 2andDigital 3buttons.Theyaccommodate
PCMaudioat96,48,and44.1,and32kHz(16,20,and24bits)andDolbyDigitalatalldata
ratesandsamplerates.ABNCmaletoRCAfemaleadaptercaninterfacewithmost
consumergear.Theseconnectorshavefloatinggrounds.
1.3.9
Opt In Connector
Thisopticalconnectorislinkedto the Digital 4 button.ItaccommodatesPCMaudioat96,
48,44.1,and32kHz(16,20,and24bits)andDolbyDigitalatalldataratesandsamplerates.
1.3.10
NonSync Input Connector

2RCAjackslabeledLandRthataccept3 VRMSmaximuminput.
1.3.11
Aux Out Connectors

Theseanalogoutputrepresentschannelpair7/8ofthe4xAESinput.
Forthetopoutputlabeled7,thesourceisChannel7ofthe4xAESinput.Noequalization
orlevelcontrolisapplied.
Fortheloweroutputlabeled8,thesourceisChannel#8ofthe4xAESinput.No
equalizationorlevelcontrolisapplied.
CP750 Rear Panel
1.3.12
H/I Out Connector

Thehearingimpairedoutputsignal,onthefemaleRCAconnectorlabeledH/I Out, is
unbalanced.ItisacenterweightedanalogsumoftheL,C,andRchannels.
1.3.13
Mic. Gain
Thismultiturntrimpotadjuststhegainofthemicpreamp.Ifyouusethemicrophone
inputforpublicaddresspurposes,adjustthiscontrolforthedesiredvolumeinthe
auditorium.Ifyouuseitonlyforcinemaalignmentpurposes,thetrimpotwillbeadjusted
usingthesetupsoftware.
1.3.14
Mic. Input
Thisinputisforusewithabalancedoutputmicrophone.Phantompowerisprovided,and
canbeturnedonandoffundersoftwarecontrolusingthesetupsoftware.
1.3.15
Main Audio Output Connector

Thisconnectorisaneightchannelanalogoutput(L,C,R,Ls,Rs,SW,Bsl,andBsr),which
ispresentonamale25pinDconnector(300mVreferencelevel).
BslandBsrchannelsarerequiredforDolbyDigitalSurroundEXinstallations.Forother
installationsthesechannelcanbeconfiguredtorepresentchannelpair7/8ofthe4xAES
input.Thesemutuallyexclusiveoptionsareconfiguredinthesetupsoftware.
1.3.16
Multi-Channel Analog Input Connector

Thisconnectorisaneightchannelanaloginput(L,C,R,Ls,Rs,SW,Bsl,Bsr)designedto
receive300mVRMS(ref)inputsfromexternalsourcesandinputsonafemale25pin
Dconnector.Theseinputsarebalancedandfloating,butthecommonmodevoltagemust
notexceed 6 Vpeak.
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Chapter 2
Installation
2.1
CP750 Floating Signal Grounds

TheCP750isdesignedtoeliminategroundloops,whichcanoccurwhentheunitis
connectedtomultipleexternalequipmentgrounds.Forthisreason,thefollowingCP750
connectorshaveisolatedgrounds:
MAIN AUDIO OUTPUTandMULTI-CHANNEL ANALOG INPUTEightchannelinputand
outputarebalancedandfloating.Notethatacommonmodesignalbetweenthe
CP750audiooutputsanditschassisgroundmustnotexceed+6 Vpeak.
AUTOMATIONconnectorThecommonisfloatingandcanbe+5 Vpeakfromthe
chassisground.
1xAES IN BNCdigitalinputsThesearetransformerisolatedandtheirgroundscan
be+10Vpeakfromthechassisground.
4xAESDconnectordigitalinputsThesearetransformerisolatedandtheirgrounds
canbe+10Vpeakfromthechassisground.
Note:
2.2
TheRS232inputgroundisconnectedtotheCP750chassisgroundandisnot
floating.
Digital Audio Inputs

Therearetwoprofessionalinterfacestandardsfordigitalaudiotransmission:AES/EBU
(alsoknownasAES3)andAES3id.Thesemethodsstreamthesamedigitaldataand
professionalaudioheaderinformationovercopperconductorlinks,butusedifferenttypes
ofconductorsandconnectors.
AES/EBUusesabalancedconnection(twoconductorsplusshield)withacharacteristic
inputimpedanceof110,anominalpeaktopeaksignallevelof5V,and,mostcommonly,
XLRconnectors.Thetypicalmaximumtransmissiondistanceis100meters(328feet).
AES3idusesanunbalancedconnection(onesignalconductorplusshield)witha
characteristicinputimpedanceof75,peaktopeaksignallevelof1V,andBNC(push
andtwist)connectors.Thetypicalmaximumtransmissiondistanceis1,000meters(3,280
feet).
ProfessionaldigitalaudioequipmenttypicallyusestheAES/EBUmethodbecause
balancedoperationyieldssuperiornoiseimmunity,asitdoeswithanalogaudiosignals,
andbecauseXLRconnectorsarethestandardonanalogprofessionalaudioequipment.
ProfessionalvideoequipmenttypicallyusestheAES3idinterface,withBNCconnectors.
AswithXLRconnectorsonprofessionalaudioequipment,theadoptionofBNC
connectorsfortheaudioonprofessionalvideoequipmentstemsfromtheiruseforthe
videosignal.Also,theunbalancedAES3idsignalcanconnecttomorethanonepieceof
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Installation
equipmentbyusingtheloopthroughconnectorsavailableonsomedevices.Thesignalis
robustforlongcableruns.
2.2.1
Consumer Interface Standards for Digital Audio

TheconsumerinterfacestandardfordigitalaudiotransmissionisS/PDIF(IEC61937).
S/PDIFusescoaxialunbalancedconnections(onesignalconductorplusshield)witha
characteristicinputimpedanceof75withRCA(phono)connectors,orafiberopticcable
link.Theunbalancedcoaxialconnectionhasapeaktopeaksignallevelof0.5V.The
typicalmaximumtransmissiondistanceis10meters(33feet).AlthoughS/PDIFspecific
cableswithsuitableconnectorscanbepurchased,youcanalsoobtaingoodresultsusing
highquality75videocablewiththeappropriateconnectorsand/oradapters.
2.2.2
Cable Issues
Evenindigitalaudio,noisefreesignalsareveryimportant.Thecableusedfordigital
signalsisspecificallydesignedforsuchuse,althoughitlooksthesameasthecableused
foranalogaudioorvideosignals.Anyprofessionalaudioequipmentorbroadcastsupply
companycanprovide110cablewithconnectors(orwithout,ifyoudliketoterminate
themyourself)forAES/EBUconnections,andhighquality75videocableswithBNC
connectorsforAES3idconnections.Useofcablesorconnectorsnotdesignedfordigital
transmissionorwithincorrectimpedancecompromisestheintegrityofthebitstream.This
canresultinunreliablehardwareinterconnections,especiallywithlongcableruns.
2.2.3
Multiple Sources: Conversion Between Interface Standards

AlthoughsomedetailsofthebitstreamsusedintheAESandS/PDIFstandardsare
different,theaudioinformationisexactlythesame.Asaresult,mostaudioequipment
acceptseitherstandardwithnoneedtoconvertthebitstreamitself;thisisthecasewiththe
CP750.However,ifyouintendtoconnectsourcesacrossdifferenttypesofdigitalaudio
inputs,donotattempttoconvertadigitalinterfacetypebydirectlywiringanXLR
connectortoaBNCorRCAplug.Thiscausesanimpedancemismatchandsignal
reflections,resultingindigitalwaveformdegradation.Thismayappeartowork,butthe
resultsareunreliableanddropoutsoccur.
ForconversionbetweentheAES3idandS/PDIFformats,youcanusehighquality
RCAtoBNCadaptersbecausethecableandimpedanceareboththesame(75).
ForconversionbetweentheAES/EBUandAES3idorAES/EBUandS/PDIFformats,a
simpleandeconomicalmethodusesinlinetransformers.Thesedevicesperformthe
necessaryimpedanceandbalanced/unbalancedconversion.Table 21showssome
examplesofsuitableadapters.TheunbalancedconnectorintheseexamplesisBNC.
YoucanaddBNCtoRCAadaptersforconnectingtoconsumerS/PDIFconnections.The
followingunitsusepassivecircuitry.
Table 2-1
Examples of Available Balanced/Unbalanced Adapters
Adapter Type
XLRfemale110in
toBNCfemale75out
BNCfemale75in
tomaleXLR110out
12
Neutrik
NABF
Canare
BCJXJTRA
NABM
BCJXPTRA
Mounting the CP750
Higherpricedunitsincorporatingactivecircuitryarealsoavailable.Theseofferadditional
featuressuchasmultipleinputs,inputsforopticalconnections,andmultipleoutputs.
2.3
Mounting the CP750

Toavoidheatorhumpickupproblems,donotmounttheCP750immediatelyaboveor
belowpoweramplifiers.LocatepoweramplifiersawayfromtheCP750toavoidhum
pickupproblems.Alwaysleavea1Uspace(43mm,or1.75in)aboveandbelowtheCP750
toprovideadequateventilation.Installanairguideorbaffletodeflecthotanyaircoming
fromequipmentbelowtheCP750.
Toensuregoodgroundcontact,installastarwasheronatleastone(andpreferablyall)
rackmountingscrewsasshowninFigure 21.Thiswillalsoaidinthepreventionof
electricalnoiseproblems.
Figure21
Figure 2-1
Star Washers and Rack-Mounting Screws
Propershieldingandterminationofcablesandcableassembliesarealsoveryimportant.
Followthemethodsshowninthewiringdiagrams.
2.4
Connections
ToconnecttheCP750toyourauditoriumequipment,refertoFigure 22.
Forproperoperationinlocationswherethereisconsiderableinterference,strictlyadhere
tothecabletypes,lengths,andpinassignments.Shieldsmustconnectonlytothechassis
andshouldnotbeparalleledwiththenegativesideofinputsoroutputs.
ConnectorpinoutsarelistedinSection 7.2.
2.5
Fuse Information
TheCP750usesauniversalswitchingpowersupplythathandlesthefullrangeofnominal
mainsvoltagesbetween100and240VAC,andanyfrequencybetween50and60 Hz.Ifa
powersupplyfuseblows,donotattempttoreplaceit.Instead,contactDolbyLaboratories.
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Installation
2.6
Mains Power Wiring

Insomecountries,theprimarymainscablemaynothaveaconnectorfitted.
Nonterminatedleadsmustbeproperlywiredtoanapprovedmainsconnectorin
accordancewiththefollowinginternationalcode:
Brownwire:liveorhot
Bluewire:neutral
Greenwire:mainsground
Warning: IfyouareuncertainaboutthewiringofyourACmainsoutlet,donotuseit.
Consultaqualifiedelectrician.
2.7
Cable Diagram
ThecablediagramfortheCP750rearpanelisonpage 15.

14
Installation
Cable Diagram
Figure22
Notes:
Unbalanced Input amplifier

one channel shown, applicable to all
Surround Speakers
PA Microphone Input
(Or Mic-multiplexer for setup)
Screen Speakers
black
Hearing
Impaired
System
red
Surround EX
Speakers
Digital Inputs:
PCM
Dolby Digital ( AC-3)
L+C+R
{
{
{
1. Follow all local electrical and building codes.
Red: 8
BSR
BSL
Red: 19
Black: 6
Red: 16
Black: 3
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this
device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this
device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
CAUTION
To reduce the risk of fire
replace only with same
type and rating
250V time-lag fuse.
FUSE T 3.15A L
5 mm x 20 mm
This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES003.

Risk of electric shock.
Do not open.
UL
LISTED
NONSYNC AUX
INPUT OUT
L
7
4xAES IN
This equipment must be

earthed/grounded.
ETHERNET
REMOTE
DIGITAL 1
NOT ETHERNET
AUTOMATION
RS-232
1xAES IN
OPT IN
25
US
PROFESSIONAL AUDIO
EQUIPMENT
4J06
No user serviceable parts

inside. Refer all service
to qualified personnel.
BACK-UP
POWER
~ 5060 Hz 30W
100240 Vac
3. For two-conductor with shield wiring, use

Belden 8451 two-conductor shielded cable or
equivalent: tinned copper, twisted pair, 22 AWG
stranded tinned copper drain wire, aluminumpolyester shield, 100 percent shield coverage,
conductor to conductor (111 pF per meter).
4. All shields must be connected to the chassis of
the CP750 or DSP100/DSS200 rather than to
circuit (audio) ground. This achieves the RF
interference immunity required by European EMC
standards. For D-connectors, a metal housing
must be used and the shields must be connected
4X AES Source
Eight-channel PCM
from Server
CP750
2. Use earthed (grounded) conduit wherever

possible. Avoid routing signal wiring near electric
motors, rectifiers, power wiring, dimmer wiring, or
other sources of electrical noise.
Dolby, Pro Logic and the double-D symbol

are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
DIGITAL 2 DIGITAL 3 DIGITAL 4
MAIN
AUDIO OUTPUT
PUSH
MULTI-CHANNEL
MIC.
R
ACT LINK
MIC.
INPUT
H/I
OUT
GAIN
ANALOG INPUT
F9110270_1A.CDR
Auditorium Network
Cat. No. 868 Remote Fader
(Optional)
Figure 2-2
Figure23
15
Automation
Input
Mic.
NonSync
Multi-Ch Analog
Digital 4
Digital 3
Digital 2
Digital 1
RS
LS
16 BSL
19 BSR
CD or DVD Player
Non-sync
Source
Cat. No. 994

Back-up Power Supply
( Optional)
Eight-channel Analog Input

(all unlabeled pins are chassis ground)
normal operating level = 300 mV
H/I OUT channel 7 (if present)
CP750
INSTALLATION WIRING
CP750 Inputs and Outputs
Chapter 3
Installing, Launching, and Connecting

the Setup Software
TheCP750isdesignedandbuilttobesetupandadministeredremotelybysoftware.Once
installedandconfigured,theCP750remoteapplicationgivesyouaccesstoalloftheunits
functions.
BeginbyinstallingthesoftwareonaPC,whichyoucanconnecttotheCP750withaUSB
cable.
3.1
System Requirements
TheCP750setupsoftwarerunsonMicrosoftWindowsXPandWindowsVista.
3.2
Installing the Software

ToinstalltheCP750setupapplication,followthesesteps:
1.
OpentheCP750 SetupfolderandrunCP750Setup_x_x_x.exe.Thisfileisnamedwith
thecurrentsoftwareversionnumber.
TheinstalleropensdisplayingthescreenshowninFigure 31.
Figure31
Figure 3-1
Installer Welcome Screen
2.
Selectthedesiredlanguage.
3.
Followthescreenpromptsuntiltheinstallationiscomplete.
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Installing, Launching, and Connecting the Setup Software
3.3
Connecting the Hardware

TherearethreewaystoconnectcomputerhardwaretotheCP750.
3.4
TheUSBportonthefrontpaneloftheunit,showninFigure 11,isexpresslydesigned
foreasyconnectiontolaptopcomputerswithastandardAtoBcable.
YoucanconnectapintopinserialcabletotheRS-232connectorontheunitrear
panel.
YoucanconnectdirectlytotheEthernetconnectorontheunitrearpanel.Ifyour
laptopsupportsGigabitEthernet,useastandardEthernetcable.Otherwise,usea
crossovercable.
Launching the Setup Application

TolaunchtheCP750setupapplication,clicktheStartbuttonandscrolltoPrograms.Inthe
Dolbyfolder,doubleclickDolbyCP750Setup.
TheDolbyCP750setupwindowappears,asshowninFigure 41.
3.5
Connecting to a Local or Remote Device

YoucanusethesetupsoftwareActionmenu,showninFigure 32,toconnecttoalocalora
remotedevice.
Figure32
Figure 3-2
Action Menu
TheseoptionsallowyoutoconnecttoaCP750thatiseitherconnectedtoyourPC(local
device)orconnectedtoanEthernetnetwork(remotedevice).Ifyouselect Connectto
remotedevice, thesystempromptsyoutoenteranIPaddress.
YoumustchangeyourlaptopsTCP/IPpropertiestocommunicateproperlywiththeCP750
whenconnectingthesetupsoftwaretoaCP750usingaPCEthernetconnection.We
recommendthefollowingTCP/IPsettingstoenableyourPCtocommunicatewithaCP750
usingitsdefaultsetting.
IPaddress:192.168.1.200
Subnetmask:255.255.255.128
Defaultgateway:192.168.1.129
Note:
18
TheCP750defaultIPaddress(forconnecting)is192.168.1.136.
Connecting to a Local or Remote Device

19
Chapter 4
Configuring the CP750 Software
4.1
Using the Application Tabs to Configure a CP750

Eachsetupapplicationtabcontrolsadifferentpartoftheapplicationsfunction.Theyare
discussedseparatelyinthefollowingsections.
4.1.1
ProfileTabLetsyouenteridentifyinginformationthatisimportantforservicecalls
andtechnicalsupport
Network/TimeTabLetsyouspecifyunitaddressesandconnections
GeneralSettingsLetsyoudefineapoweronmode,asubwooferfilterfrequency,
andasurrounddelayfortheCP750.
InputSettingsLetsyoudefineattributesandprocessingforeachinput
AlignmentLetsyouoptimizethesoundintheauditorium.Thisimportanttopicis
describedindetailinChapter 5.
Profile Tab
WhenyoulaunchandconnecttheCP750setupsoftware,theapplicationopenswiththe
Profiletabactive,asshowninFigure 41.
Figure41
Figure 4-1
Profile Tab
Hereyouenteridentifyinginformationabouttheauditoriumequipment.Thissystem
informationisparticularlyimportantifaservicecallisevernecessary.Thekeyitemsare:
CP750SerialNumberReadthenumberfromthebackoftheCP750unit.
21
TheatreNameThismustmatchthenameregisteredinyourTheatreManagement
Software(TMS).
AuditoriumNumberThismustmatchthenumberassignedtotheShowPlayer.
CinemaProcessorEnteranameforyourCP750.
DigitalCinemaSystemIdentifyingnumbersforyourcinemaprocessing
equipment.
DigitalCinemaProjectorIdentifyinginformationforyourprojector.
InputDescriptionsTheidentifyingtextyouenterhereisrepeatedasthetitlesofthe
InputSettingstab.
Tip: Assigningclearnamestothedigitalinputsisaneasywaytopreventinputselection
errors.
TheProfiletabdisplaysthecurrentnetworksettings,butyoucanmodifythemonlyonthe
Network/Timetab.
4.1.2
Network/Time Tab
TheNetwork/Timetab,showninFigure 42,letsyouconfiguretheCP750Ethernet
settingsandtimeanddatesettings.
ThehostnameandIPaddressareechoed,readonly,ontheProfiletab.Network
configurationandstatusarealsoavailablethoughtheASCIIcontrolinterface.
Ethernet Settings
BydefaultDHCPisturnedoff,andentriesfollowtheDolbyDigitalCinemaprivate
networkaddressnamingconventioninwhichthethirdoctetindicatestheauditorium
number:
HostName:CP750xxxxx
IPAddress:192.168.x.136
SubnetMask:255.255.255.128
DefaultGateway:192.168.x.129
IfyouareusingtheDolbyTMSyouneedonlyentertheauditoriumnumberinthethird
triadoftheIPAddressandDefaultGatewayfields.
DHCP
AssoonasyouclickEnable,theIPAddress,SubnetMask,andDefaultGatewaychange
to0.0.0.0whiletheunitsearchesforaserverandacquiresvalidaddresses.Thissearchand
acquisitionprocessmaytakeupto30seconds.
Ifnoserverisfound,thedisplaysstayat0.0.0.0past30seconds.
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Figure42
Figure 4-2
Network/Time Tab
Ifyoumakeanychanges,thesystemhighlightstwoactionbuttons.Clickonetoeither
DiscardChangesorApplyChanges.
Time and Date

YoucanchangethetimemanuallybydialingwiththearrowsintheApplyTimefield.
YoucanalsoloadthelocaltimefromaserverbyclickingtheLoadLocalTimebutton.
YoumustclickApplytomakechangestotheunitsstoreddateandtime.
4.1.3
General Settings
Thistab,showninFigure 43,letsyousetfoursystemattributes:
PoweronMode
SurroundDelay
MainAudioOutputConfiguration
MuteDuration
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Figure43
Figure 4-3
General Settings Tab
Power-on Mode
ThePoweronModeselectstheinputthatisactivatedwhentheCP750unitispoweredon.
YoucanselectLastSetting,oranyoftheinputs.
Surround Delay
ThesetupapplicationcancalculateandsettheGeneralsurrounddelayvaluebasedon
theatremeasurementsenteredhere.Measurementsmaybeenteredinfeetormeters.
1.
ClickFeetorMeterstochooseaunitofmeasure.
2.
EnteraDistancefromscreentorearwalloftheatrevaluebetween0and200.
3.
EnteranAveragedistancebetweenleftandrightSurroundchannelsvaluebetween
0and140.
4.
ClickCalculate.
TheGeneralvalueisadjustablefrom0to150msin1mssteps.Thedisplayshowsamarker
every10ms.
Afteryousetthegeneralsurrounddelayfordigitalmaterial,settheProLogic/ProLogicII
valuewhichisappliedtoanalogmaterial.Theminimumvalueforthisslideris20ms
becausethisvalueshouldalwaysbe20mshigherthantheGeneralvalue.
Main Audio Output Configuration

YoucanindicatethatyourauditoriumissetuptouseDolbyDigitalSurroundEX .
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Mute Duration
TheFadeInandFadeOutslidereachhavearangeof0.2to5.0secondsin0.1secondsteps.
Setavalueeitherbymovingtheslider.
4.1.4
Input Settings
TheInputSettingstabofthesetupapplicationconsistsofaseparatetabforeachinput
describedseparatelyinthesectionsthatfollow.
4.1.5
Digital Input 1
Figure 44showstheDigitalInput1 tab.ThetabtitleisrepeatedfromtheDigital1input
descriptionontheProfiletab.
Figure44
Figure 4-4
Digital Input 1 Tab
OntheDigitalInput1tabyoucanconfigure:
GlobalAudioDelay
MuteMainBsl/BsrOutputPins
FaderPreset
PCMChannelAssignment
PCMDecodeMode
PCMProcessingMode
DolbyDigitalDecodeMode
DolbyDigitalDialogueNormalization
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Global Audio Delay

TheGlobalAudioDelayfieldspecifiesanaudiodelayinadditiontotheCP750decoding
delayofapproximately7 msfor4xAESPCM.Usethisfunctiontosynchronizetheaudio
withthevideofromdigitalcinemaprojectors,whichaddavideoprocessingdelay.Usethe
upanddownarrowstosettheGlobalAudioDelaybetween0 and 250ms.Thisdelay
valueissetindependentlyforeachdigitalinput.
Note:
Systemsthatuseanexternalvideoscalermayaddanotherdecodingdelay.
Mute Main Bsl/Bsr Output Pins

ChooseEnabletomutethesepinsifyourauditoriumdoesnotusethem.
Fader Preset
TousetheFaderPresetfeature,chooseEnableandindicateavalueontheslider.This
ensuresthatinputsplayatcorrectvalueseachtimetheyareselected.
PCM Channel Assignment

Theanalogaudiooutputchannels(L,R,C,LFE,Ls,Rs)arealwaysfixedandhardwiredto
acinemaprocessor.However,whenaPCMbitstreamsinputchannelmappingisnota
defaultSMPTEconfiguration(L/R,C/LFE,Ls/Rs),youmustreassigntheinputchannelsto
matchthehardwiredaudiooutputs.Forchannelreassignment,thesurrounddelayandthe
LFEfilterarealwaystiedattheoutput,andthereforecausenoproblem.
Toreassigntheinputchannels,usethedropdownAssignedTomenuforeachoftheAES
Inputchannelsorclickoneofthethreepresetbuttons(L/RC/SwLs/Rs;L/CR/LsRs/Sw;
orL/LsC/RsR/Sw).Toactivateyourchanges,clicktheApplychangesbutton.Tocancel
yourchanges,clicktheDiscardchangesbutton.
PCM Decode Mode

Youcanselectoneoffoursurroundchannelprocessingoptions:
None
ProLogic
ProLogicII
SurroundEX
PCM Processing Mode

Youhavethreechoicesofmode:
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MinimumLatencyWhenselected,thisdefaultmodeprovidesthequickestaudio
processing(approximately7ms)forPCMaudio.
SilentSwitchWhenselected,theCP750constantlychecksfortransitionsbetween
PCMandcodedaudio,andswitchesbetweenthetwosilently.Thismodeaddsa40
mslatencytotheaudioprocessing(foratotallatencyofapproximately47ms).
MuteWhenselected,PCMaudioismuted.DolbyDigitalplaysnormally.
Note:
BothMinimumLatencyandSilentSwitchautomaticallyswitchbetweenPCM
andcodedaudio.MinimumLatencymayproduceanaudiblesnatduringthe
transition.
Dolby Digital Decode Mode

Youchoosehowthesystemdecodesatwochannelinputstream.Therearefouroptions:
Auto
ProLogic
ProLogicII
SurroundEX
Autodecodemodefollowsthesurroundmetadataparameterembeddedinthecoded
bitstream.ThereisnometadatainPCMaudio.IfyouchooseProLogicorProLogicII
decoding,yourchoiceoverridesthepresenceorabsenceofsurroundmetadatain
twochannelcodedbitstreams.
Dolby Digital Dialogue Normalization

Whenenabled,thisoptionsetsthedecoderlevelshiftaccordingtothemetadataembedded
intheDolbyDigitalbitstream.ThedefaultisDisable.
4.1.6
Digital Inputs 2, 3, and 4

Theoptionsavailableonthesethreetabsareidentical.Figure 45showstheDigitalInput
2tab.ThetabtitlesarerepeatedfromtheinputdescriptionsontheProfiletab.
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Figure45
Figure 4-5
Digital Input 2 Tab
Fortheseinputsyoucanconfigure:
GlobalAudioDelay
FaderPreset
PCMDecodeMode
PCMProcessingMode
DolbyDigitalDecodeMode
DolbyDigitalDialogueNormalization
TheoptionsforGlobalAudioDelay,FaderPreset,PCMProcessingMode,DolbyDigital
DecodeMode,andDolbyDigitaldialoguenormalizationandareidenticaltothoseon
theDigitalInput1tab.
PCM Decode Mode

TherearethreedecodingoptionsfortwochannelPCMstreams:
4.1.7
None
ProLogic
ProLogicII
Analog Input
Figure 46showstheAnalogInputtab.
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Figure46
Figure 4-6
Analog Input Tab
Onthistabyoucanset:
GlobalAudioDelay
MuteMainBsl/BsrOutputPins
FaderPreset
PCMChannelAssignment
PCMDecodeMode
ThesechoicesoperateidenticallytothoseontheDigitalInput1tab.
4.1.8
Nonsync Input
OntheNonsyncInputtab,showninFigure 47,youcanchoose:
GlobalAudioDelay
FaderPreset
Theoptionsoperateidenticallytothoseonothertabs.
YoucanchooseanyofsixsupportedformatsforPCM:
Format60Nonsync
Format70MonoCS
Format71MonoC
Format73ProLogicLCR
Format74ProLogicwithnosubwoofer
Format75ProLogicwithasubwoofer
YoucanalsosetanInputTrimusingtheslider.
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Figure47
Figure 4-7
Nonsync Input Tab
4.1.9
Mic Input
OntheMicInputtab,showninFigure 48,youcanchoose:
GlobalAudioDelay
FaderPreset
Theoptionsoperateidenticallytothoseonothertabs.
ThePCMChannelAssignmentfieldallowsyoutoassignthemicrophoneinputeitherthe
CenterchannelortheSurrounds.
InthePhantomPowerfield,youcanenablephantompowertothemicrophoneasneeded.
Figure48
Figure 4-8
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Mic Input Tab
Saving Settings in a Configuration File
4.2
Saving Settings in a Configuration File

WhenyouhavecompletedconfigurationworkontheCP750,youcansaveyoursettingsto
a.dlbparameterfile.Werecommendsavingconfigurationfilesforuseintheeventyour
uniteverneedstobereplaced.
Caution: Takecaretoidentifythesettingsfileclearly,andstoreitseparatelyfromsoftware
updatefiles,whichalsousethe.dlbextension.
ChoseSave intheFilemenuasshowninFigure 49,browsetothelocationonyourPC

whereyouwanttosavethefile,enterafilename,andclickSave.
Figure49
Figure 4-9
Selecting Save in the File Menu
Tomodifyanexisting.dlbfileandsaveitunderadifferentname,openthefile,thenselect
Save AsintheFilemenu.
4.3
Loading a Saved Configuration File

ACP750canberestoredfromanexisting.dlbconfigurationfile.
Todoso,chooseOpenintheFilemenuofthesetupapplication,browsetothedesired.dlb
fileonyourPC,andopenit.
Figure410
Figure 4-10 Selecting Open in the File Menu
4.4
Using Expert View

WhenyouchooseExpertViewontheWindowmenu,alltheCP750parametersand
commandstringsareavailableasshowninFigure 411.Youcanmodifyaparameter
highlightedingreenbydoubleclickingitandtypinganewvalue.Toreturntothetab
display,reselect ExpertView.
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Figure411
Figure 4-11 Expert View Window
4.5
Updating the CP750 Firmware

WhenyouchooseUpdateSoftwareontheActionmenu,thesetupsoftwareclosesand
DolbySoftwareUpdateautomaticallyopensandconnects.YoucanthenupdatetheCP750
firmwarebyfollowingthesedirections.Whentheupdateiscompleted,DolbySoftware
Updateclosesandthesetupsoftwareopensandreconnects.
ToupdatetheCP750firmware:
1.
ObtainthelatestversionoftheCP750setupapplicationfromDolbyLaboratoriesand
installitonyourPC.
2.
Obtainthe.dlbupdatefilefromDolbyLaboratoriesandcopyittoyourPC.
3.
ConnectyourPCtotheUSBportontheCP750frontpanel.
4.
ClickUpdateSoftwareontheActionmenutobegintheupdateprocess.
TheDolbySoftwareUpdatewindow,showninFigure 412,opens.
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Updating the CP750 Firmware
Figure412
Figure 4-12 Dolby Software Update Screen
5.
6.
ClickBrowsetofindthe.dlbupdatefileonyourPC,thenclickOpen.
ClickUpdate.
Afterafewseconds,aprogressbardisplaysthestatusoftheupdateprocess.Whenthe
processiscompleted,theCP750automaticallyrebootswiththeupdatedfirmware.
YoumustclosetheDolbySoftwareUpdatewindowmanually.

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Chapter 5
Aligning the Auditorium
TheCP750allowsyoutoquicklyandeasilyoptimizethesoundqualityintheauditorium.
Thealignmentprocessisdiscussedinthefollowingsections:
5.1
CheckingTheatreEquipment
MicrophonePlacement
InitialSetup
CalibratingtheInternalSPLMeter
InitialOutputLevelAdjustment
RoomEqualization
FinalOutputLevelCalibration
FinalSoundCheck
NonsyncLevelAdjustment
Checking Theatre Equipment

Thoroughlychecktheloudspeakersandpoweramplifiersforanysourcesofpoor
performance,usingthechecklistsbelowasaguide.
5.1.1
Speakers
Checkloudspeakercableconditionandconfirmthatthecablesarethecorrectgauge
fortheimpedanceofthespeakersandthelengthoftherun.
Checkthatthespeakersareconnectedtothecorrectpowerampchannel.
Checkforleaksinthelowfrequencydrivercabinetwhichmaysoundlikerattles.
Checkforlooseboltsorotherhardware.
Checkthespeakerswithanohmmeter.Ifonechannelrequiresmarkedlymore
equalizationthantheother,orifonespeakeroverloadsatlowerlevelsthantheother
speakers,anopendrivercircuitcouldbethecause.Insystemswithpairsofdrivers,
onevoicecoilofthepairmaybeopenbutthesystemwillstillfunction.
Checkformissingdriversorothercomponents.
Verifythatcrossoversettingsmatchingthetypeofdriversinuseandtheacousticsof
thetheatre.Thehighfrequencydriverlevelcontrolmustbesetforthebestpossible
frequencyresponsebeforeyouattemptanyequalization.Thisisespeciallytrueifthe
systemusesactivecrossoverswithbiampequipment.
Checkforproperpolaritybetweenthelowandhighfrequencydrivers,andbetween
thechannels.
Ensurethatthespeakersarecorrectlyaimedintotheauditorium,andthattheyare
notobstructedbythescreenframe,struts,orotherobjects.
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5.1.2
5.1.3
Amplifiers
Checkfordistortion.
Checkforgrossgaindifferencesamongamplifiers.Ifoneamplifierdiffersin
performancefromtheothers,itshouldbecheckedandrepaired.
Checkforblownfuses.
Ensurethatthereisgoodairmovementthroughpoweramplifiers.
Checkanyairfilters.
Air Conditioning
Ifairconditioningnoiseisaudibleinthetheatre,arrangeforlubricationofthemotorand
fanbearings,adjustmentofbeltsanddrives,andcleaningoffilterstominimizeambient
noise.
5.2
Microphone Placement
Positionamicrophonemultiplexerinthecenteroftheauditoriumlisteningarea.Placeeach
microphoneinthereverberantfieldratherthaninanareathatreceivesthemostdirect
energyfromthespeakers.Inaddition,avoidperfectsymmetry.Arrangethemicrophones
sothattheydonotformasquareorrectangleparalleltothesidesoftheroom.Takecare
nottoplaceanyofthemultiplexingmicrophonesontheauditoriumcenterline.Standing
wavesandnodescancausemeasurementerrors.
DuringfinalSPLcalibration,microphonenumber1shouldbeplacedtwothirdsofthe
distancefromthefrontspeakerstotherear,attheexactsidetosidecenteroftheroom,
approximatelyfivefeetabovethefloorlevel,androtated45degreesupwardtowardthe
screen.(Somemultiplexermicrophonesaredesignedtobepointeddirectlyattheceiling.)
Placementofthismicrophoneisimportantforoutputleveladjustments.
Figure51
Figure 5-1
Microphone Placement for Equalization
Ifasinglemicrophoneisused,whichwedonotrecommend,usethenumber1position
detailedabove,butplaceitslightlyoffcenterduringequalization.
RoutetheoutputcabletotheCP750andconnectittotheMic. Input connectorontheCP750
rearpanel.
Note:
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Manymicrophonesrequirephantompower,whichcanbeenabledintheCP750
setupsoftware.
Initial Setup
5.3
Initial Setup
Prepareforthealignmentprocesswiththefollowingsteps:
1.
Setallthegaincontrolsonallpoweramplifierstoknown,repeatablesettings.The
preferredsettingformostamplifiergaincontrolsisthemaximum.Ifadifferent
settingisrequiredinordertooptimizethenoiseperformanceofthesystem,the
controlsshouldbelockedinpositionormarkedclearly.
Caution: ThefollowingprocesscausestheCP750tooutputpinknoisetothepower
amplifiers.
TheCP750outputlevelsmaybesettoohigh.Ifyouareunsureofthesettingson
yourunit,turnoffthepoweramplifiersbeforecalibratingSPL.Then,selectand
observethepresentoutputleveladjustmentsettings.
2.
Setupyourcrossoversifpresent.
3.
ApplypowertotheCP750.
4.
LaunchtheCP750SetupSoftware,connecttotheunit,andclickAlignment.
Thesoftwaredisplaysawarningthatenteringalignmentmodewilldisturb
auditoriumaudio.
5.
ClickContinueinthewarningtabthatappearstobegintheauditoriumalignment
process.
TheRoomLevelstabappearsactive.
RoomLevelsshowsasummaryofcurrentsettings,allowsyoutocalibratetheinternalSPL
meter,allowsyoutochooseachannelwithwhichtowork,ortoadjustanychannelslevel
withaslider.Eachincrementofthedisplayedrelativenumberfromavalueof1to127,
representsanincrementofapproximately0.25dBofrangeadjustment.
Figure 52showsanexampleofthetabbeforetheSPLiscalibrated.
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Figure52
Figure 5-2
5.4
Alignment Tab Showing Room Levels
Calibrating the Internal SPL Meter

YoumustcalibratetheCP750sinternalSPLbeforeproceedingwithalignment.
1.
Tostarttheprocess,clickCunderSignalGeneratorEnabletoactivatetheCenter
channel.
2.
SelectPinkNoisefromtheSignalModedropdownlist.Pinknoiseissenttothe
Centerchannelspeaker.
Note:
3.
TheCP750isshippedfromthefactorywiththeMic.Inputlevel
controlsettotheminimum.
Checkthemicrophoneleveltobesureitappearsinthetargetrangeasshownin
Figure 52.
Ifnecessary,adjusttheMic. GainontherearpaneloftheCP750untiltheleveliswithin
thetargetrange.
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Initial Output-Level Adjustment
4.
Withasoundpressurelevelmeter,measurethenoiselevelintheroom.Holdthe
soundpressurelevelmeternearthelocationofmic1,discussedinSection 5.2.
5.
EnterthemeasuredvalueintotheMeasuredValuefield.
6.
Waitwhilethesystemautomaticallycalibratestotheroomreading.
ThecalibrationisretainedinCP750memoryandcanbeusedinfuturealignments.
However,itisadvisabletorecalibratethesystemwhenrearrangingmicrophonesbecause
thesoundpressurelevelvariesslightlywithmicrophoneplacement.
5.5
Initial Output-Level Adjustment

Next,adjusteachchannelslidertomakesurethepinknoiseisaudibleandtoachievea
reasonablesoundpressurelevelintheauditorium.Itisnotnecessarytosetexactlevels
becausethelevelswillchangeslightlyduringequalization.Exactoutputleveladjustment
isperformedafterequalization.
Note:
5.5.1
Forthisandallotheradjustmentsusingsliders,usetheslidertogetclosetothe
optimalvalue.Usetheupanddownarrowkeystomakefineadjustments.
Setting Main Channel Levels

WhentheCP750isfirstinstalled,youmustrepeatthesestepsforeachchannel.Valuesare
adjustedontheChannelTunetabafterachannelischosen.Figure 53showsanexample
withtheCenterchannelselected.
1.
Clickachannelradiobuttontomakeitactiveandlockpinknoisetoit.
2.
CheckthelevelindicatedunderneaththeChannelLevelslider,andmoveitupor
downuntilthemeasuredlevelreads85 dB.
3.
Repeatsteps1and2fortheRandLchannels,settingtheChannelLevelto85 dB.
4.
Repeatsteps1and2fortheLs,Bsl,R,andBsrchannels,settingeachtoread82 dB.
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Figure53
Figure 5-3
5.5.2
Channel Tune Tab Showing the Center Channel
Subwoofer Levels
Afterthelastsurroundchannelisadjusted,clickLFEtoworkwithit.Pinknoiseisnow
presentontheSubwooferchannelonly(140HzbandwidthforEQandlevelsetting
screens).
TheLFEhasdistinctoptionsthatappearontheChannelTunetab,asshowninFigure 54.
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Room Equalization
Figure54
Figure 5-4
Channel Tune Tab Showing LFE EQ
InitialsubwooferlevelsettingusesabluereferencelinedisplayedontheLFEChannel
Tunetab,establishedfromtheCenterchannelpinknoiselevel.UsingtheChannelLevel
slider,adjustthelevel,movingtheaveragesubwooferRTAdisplaytomatchthereference
lineonthescreenascloselyaspossible.Finalsubwooferleveladjustmentsforbothdigital
andDolbyProLogicsignalpathsarecarriedoutlater,aftertheroomisequalized.
5.6
Room Equalization
RoomequalizationisperformedusingtheRTAbuiltintotheCP750.Thedesiredresultis
afrequencyresponsethatcloselymatchesthexcurveoverlay(SMPTE202M1998).
Resultsachievedwithin3dBofthexcurveareconsideredwithintoleranceofthe
specification.Smalldiameter,pressurecalibratedmicrophonesarepreferredforaccuracy
overlargediametertypes.Useofamicrophonemultiplexerwillaccommodatespatial
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averagingofdifferentpositionswithintheroom,whichisrecommendedforbestresults.
Followthissequence:
1.
5.6.1
PerformcoarseadjustmentsofeachchannelusingtheBulkEQBassandTreble
sliders.
2.
Performfineadjustmentsofeachbandusingthe27bandonethirdoctaveequalizer.
3.
PerformLFEchannelequalizationbysettingthefrequency,Q(width),andlevelof
cut,usingthesinglebandparametricequalizer.
Setting Bulk EQ
Thisprocesssimultaneouslyadjustsallbassoralltreblefrequencies.Itisimportantto
adjustbothofthesepriortoadjustingtheindividualonethirdoctavebands.
Bass Level
TheBasslevelontheChannelTunetabisadjustablefrom6to+6dBin0.2dBsteps.Using
theslider,approximatethereferencecurveascloselyaspossible.
Treble Level
TheTreblelevelisadjustablefrom10to+10dBin0.2dBsteps.Usingtheslider,
approximatethereferencecurveascloselyaspossible.
Treble Frequency Corner

TheTreblecornerfrequencycanbesetto1,2,3,or4kHz,andappliestoallchannels.
Choosethesettingthatmatchesthereferencecurvemostclosely.
5.6.2
Using EQ Assist
TheEQAssistfeatureautomaticallyadjuststhefrequencyresponsetothexcurve.Usethis
featurewithcaresinceitadjustsadjacentbandsasnecessary(eventoextremes)toachieve
theexactxcurve.TheEQAssistfeaturedoesnotadjusttoroomanomaliesasahuman
operatorcan,avoidingovercompensationinanyfrequencybands.
Note:
Ifyouusethisfeature,besuretouseitafteradjustingthebassandtreblebulkEQ.
Topreventovercompensationforpossiblespeakerproblems,the20,25,30,40,50,and
63 Hz,aswellasthe12.5and16kHz,bandsarenotautomaticallyadjusted.Youmustadjust
thesebandsmanually.
5.6.3
Making Fine Adjustments to Individual Bands

Observeadjacentbandeffectswhenadjustingindividualfrequencies.Beawareof
frequencybandsthatareverydifferentfromneighboringbands,andusecautionsoasnot
toovercompensate.(Majordifferencescouldbetheresultofaroomnodeattheparticular
microphonelocation.)AdjusteachfrequencybandasnecessarytoachieveasmoothEQ
withresultsnearingthexcurveoverlay.Thegoalistoachieve(orcomecloseto)the
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Final Output-Level Calibration
xcurvewithoutovercompensating.RememberthattheSMPTEtoleranceis3dB,
althoughcloserresultsareofteneasilyachieved.
5.6.4
Adjusting LFE Channel EQ

Beginwithzerocutandobservetheworstpeakwithinthespectrum.AdjusttheCenter
slideruntilthefrequencymatchesthepeak,andthenadjusttheCuttoflattenthatregion.
AdjusttheQ(width)andCut,untilthesmoothestresponseisachieved.
Equalizationfacilitiesforthesubwooferchannelaredifferentthanfortheotherchannels.
Theprocessinthismanualisdesignedtocorrecttheprincipalroomresonanceinthe
operatingrangeofthesubwoofer.Thesubwooferequalizerisacutonlyfilter,with
adjustablecenterfrequency(25to125Hz),Q(centerwidth,selectableamongfourvalues),
andamountofcut(0to12dB).
Afterallthefullrangechannelshavebeenequalized,followthesesteps:
1.
ClickLFEtomakeittheactivechannel.
2.
UsingthesliderreduceCutto0dB.ThisdisablesEQsothatyoucandeterminethe
lowfrequencyresonantpeaktobeequalized.Notethebandwheretheunequalized
peakappears.
3.
UsingthesliderincreaseCuttoitsmaximum,12dB.
UsingtheCenterslidermovesthedipinthefrequencyresponsealongthefrequency
axisoftheRTAdisplay.
5.7
4.
Adjustthecenterfrequencysothatthecenterofthedipisinthesamebandasthe
peakdisplayedinthepreviousunequalizedfrequencyresponse.
5.
UsingtheCutslider,slowlyreducetheamountofcuttoflattenthedip.Thecenterof
thedipshouldbeatthesamelevelastheskirts.
6.
ClicktocheckotherQvaluesfortheflattestpossiblefrequencyresponse.
Final Output-Level Calibration

Onceroomequalizationiscomplete,thesoundpressurelevelinthetheatrecanbeset
accurately.
5.7.1
Main Channels
Ifamicrophonemultiplexerisbeingusedinyourauditorium,moveMic1toroomcenter
twothirdsbackfromthescreen.
1.
ClicktheRoomLevelstabtoactivateit.
2.
Usingthesliders,setL,C,Rto85 dB,andthesurroundchannelsto82 dB.
Note:
Becausethesoundpressurelevelcalibrationwasperformedearlier,arecalibration
isnotrequiredunlessthemicrophoneplacementhaschanged.Repeatthestepsin
Section 5.4ifnecessary.
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5.7.2
Subwoofer Channel Level

Whereasthefinalsoundpressurelevelsofthemainaudiochannelsareideallyadjusted
withasinglemicrophonetwothirdsbackfromscreenatroomcenter,thesubwoofer
channellevelisbestadjustedwiththemicrophonemultiplexercycling(ifavailable).
1.
Firstcompletethecenterchannelequalizationandleveladjustment.
2.
OntheChannelTunetab,clickLFEtomakeittheactivechannelandselectPink
NoiseastheSignalMode.
3.
Usethesliderandarrowkeystoachieveanaveragelevelof+10dBasindicatedonthe
spectrumanalyzer.
Thisisthedigitallevel,whichisalwaysset10dBhigherthanthecenterchannel.
4.
ClickForcePLCuttoactivatetheDolbyProLogicsubwooferandadjusttheCut
slidertoachieveanaveragelevelof0dBasindicatedonthespectrumanalyzer.
TheProLogicsubwooferisalwayssettomatchthelevelofthecenterchannelandto
actasbassextensionduringProLogicorProLogicIIplayback.
5.7.3
Subwoofer Speaker Polarity Check

Tochecksubwooferspeakerpolarity:
1.
ClickCenterChannelGenontheChannelTunetabtogeneratecenterchannelpink
noise.
2.
ChooseaFilterFrequencytoselectthecrossoverpointbetweenyourmainspeakers
andtheLFE.
Use50Hzifyourmainspeakersarefullspectrum.Use100Hzotherwise.
3.
ClickPhaseInvertandwatchthebehaviorofthefilterfrequencyband.Thereshould
bealeveldecreaseassoonasyouclickPhaseInvert.Ifyoudonotseeadecrease,the
polarityofthesubwooferwiringisincorrect.Reversethesubwooferspeakerwire
connectionstocorrectit.
Thesubwooferpolarityalwaysresetstonormalaftercompletingthischeck.Phase
Invertisatemporarysettingforthistestonly.
5.8
Final Sound Check

Followthesestepstodoafinalequalizationcheckoftheauditorium.
1.
OntheRoomLevelstab,clickRotateunderSignalGeneratorEnable.
2.
ChooseSignalModePinkNoisetostartpinknoise.
Pinknoiseissenttoeachchannelinturn,holdingforfivesecondsateachchannel.
Note:
3.
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Unlikethedifferentlevelsusedduringalignment,therotatingpink
noiseissetto85dBforallchannelsduringthistest.Pressing<Enter>
stopsthepinknoisefrommovingtothenextchannel.Pressing
<Enter>againresumespinknoiserotation.
Gototheauditoriumandsittwothirdsofthedistancefromthefrontspeakerstothe
rear,andatthesidetosidecenteroftheroom.Allchannelsshouldsoundequally
loudandhavesimilarfrequencyresponseasthenoiserotates.AnSPLmetercanbe
usedtoconfirmaccurateandequallevelsettings.
Nonsync Level Adjustment
5.9
Nonsync Level Adjustment

YoucanadjusttheNonsynclevelontheNonsyncInputtab.
5.9.1
1.
ClicktheNonsyncInputtabtoopenit.
2.
PlayaCDorotheraudiosourceonyournonsyncdeviceandadjustthesliderinthe
setupsoftwareforthedesiredlevelinthetheatre.Ifpossible,selectarecordingthat
hasanaturalambience,suchasanorchestralwork.
Noise Floor Optimization

NoiseFloorOptimizationcalculatesandutilizesanyavailableleftovercapacityineach
channeltoimprovetheoverallnoiseflooroftheCP750.Itoperatesbymeasuringtheextent
towhichtheunitusestheavailableheadroomintheBchain,thenbooststheoverallgain
touseallavailableheadroom.Theanalogoutputleveltrimsarethenreducedbythe
amountofthatboost,resultinginanoptimallyreducednoisefloor.Thisadjustmentalso
factorsintheheadroomavailabletothefader.Changestotheoutputtrimvaluesare
transparenttotheuser,andnochangeswillbeseeninthefadervaluesinthesetup
software.Clippingmayoccuronhighlevelsignalsifthefaderissetabove7.0.

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Chapter 6
Remote Control and Monitoring
TheCP750wasdesignedandbuilttomakeremoteoperationandmonitoringeasy.It
supportsthreedifferentremotestrategies:
6.1
StatusMonitoringandLevelControlintheSetupSoftware
ASCIIControl
SNMP
Status Monitoring and Level Control in the Setup Software

ThevirtualstatusmonitoratthebottomofthesetupsoftwarescreensshowninFigure 61
providesauserfriendlyinterface.ItssignalpresencemetermonitorstheCP750analog
output.ThereisavirtualinputselectorforeachCP750input.Clickinganyofthesebuttons
activatestheassociatedinput.Eachofthedigitalinputvirtualbuttonshasanassociated
virtualLED,indicatingavalidsignal.Thesoftwarealsoechoesthestateofthefrontpanel
displayandfader.Anyactionavailableattheunitfrontpanelcanbeexecutedthroughthe
remotesoftware.
Figure61
Figure 6-1
6.2
Virtual Status Monitor
ASCII Control
FullcontroloftheCP750isavailablethroughasetofASCIIcommandsandqueries.No
errorcorrection(CRC),syncbytes,orprotocolisappliedtothisinterface.
6.2.1
Connections
ASCIIcommandscanbecommunicatedoveranyofthreeports:
TheRS-232connectorsupportsstandard9pinserialconnectionstoPCserialports
andotherRS232devices.Itoperatesat9600baudwith8databits,1stopbit,no
parity,andnoflowcontrol.Itcannotbeinvokedwhiletheserialdataportisinuseby
theCP750setupprogram.
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TheEthernetconnectorsupportsdirectandswitchedTelnetconnectionstoport61408.
Note:
Notetheportnumber.Telnetprogramsdefaulttoport23.Youmust
correctlyenter61408toconnecttotheCP750.
Thesystemaccepts20simultaneousconnectionsontheTCPportconcurrentwithone
oneachoftheotherports.The21stTCPconnectioncausestheoldestTCPsessionto
disconnect,andsendsawarningmessagetotheclient.
TheRemoteRJ45connectoroperatesat9600bpswith8databits,1stopbit,noparity,
andnoflowcontrol.
Charactersarenotechoedbacktothecontroller,andtheEthernetandRemoteconnections
donotsupportterminalcontrolcharacterssuchas<Backspace>.TheRS-232connector
doessupportterminalcontrolcharactersandisthereforethemostuserfriendly.
6.2.2
Standard and Full Control

Undernormaloperatingconditions,auserneedsonlyasubsetofalltheavailable
commands.Butinstallersandexpertusersneedandwantfullcontrolofthesystem.The
standardcommandsetisavailablewhencp750.ctrl.full_ascii_ctrlis0.Thefull
commandsetisavailablewhencp750.ctrl.full_ascii_ctrlis1.
6.2.3
Command Syntax
Commandparsingisnotcasesensitive.Whitespaceisignoredoninputlines.
Mostcommandsconsistofaparameternamefollowedbyaspaceandavalue.
cp750.sys.input_mode dig_2 instructsthesystemtousedigitalinput2.
Thesystemrespondswithstatustextverifyingthatthevaluehasbeenset:
cp750.sys.input_mode dig_2
Queriesconsistofaparameternamefollowedbyaspaceandaquestionmark.
cp750.sys.input_mode ? askswhichinputthesystemiscurrentlyusing.
Thesystemrespondswithstatustextforthespecifiedparameter.
cp750.sys.input_mode dig_2
Ifyousendanunrecognizedvalue,thesystemtakesnoactionandreturnsparameter
status.Ifyousendanunrecognizedparameter,thesystemreturnsablanknewline.No
errormessagesaregenerated.
Thereisalsoasmallsetofsinglewordcommandssuchashelp,status,andexit.
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ASCII Control
6.2.4
Command Sets
ThenormalsetofcommandsislistedinTable 61.Thecommandsincludedinthefullset
arelistedinTable 62.
Table 6-1
Normal Commands
Parameter Name
cp750.sysinfo.version
cp750.ctrl.default_params
cp750.ctrl.fader_delta
cp750.ctrl.full_ascii_ctrl
cp750.ctrl.log_erase
cp750.ctrl.reboot
cp750.sys.analog_global_delay
cp750.sys.analog_route
cp750.sys.dig_1_global_delay
cp750.sys.dig_1_route
p750.sys.dolby_digital_2_channel_decode_
mode_1
cp750.sys.dolby_digital_2_channel_decode
_mode_2
_mode_3
_mode_4
cp750.sys.dolby_digital_dialnorm_1
cp750.sys.fader
cp750.sys.fader_preset_1
cp750.sys.fader_preset_1_enable
cp750.sys.fader_preset_a
cp750.sys.fader_preset_a_enable
cp750.sys.fader_preset_m
cp750.sys.fader_preset_m_enable
cp750.sys.fader_preset_n
cp750.sys.fader_preset_n_enable
cp750.sys.input_mode
cp750.sys.ip_setting
cp750.sys.mic_global_delay
Valid Values
Description and Comments
1.0.0.150183
0,1
100to100
0,1
0,1
0to2147483647
0to250
[LRCSwLsRs78]
0to250
[LRCSwLsRs78]
0to250
0to250
0to250
auto|invalid|lr_discrete|
n_a|prologic|prologic_2
n_a|off|on
n_a|off|on
n_a|off|on
n_a|off|on
0to100
0to100
0,1
0to100
0,1
0to100
0,1
0to100
0,1
0to100
0,1
0to100
0,1
0to100
0,1
analog|dig_1|dig_2|dig_3
|dig_4|last|mic|non_sync
[ip.ip.ip.ipnm.nm.nm.nm
gw.gw.gw.gwoff|on
hostname]
0to250
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Table 6-1
Normal Commands (Continued)
Parameter Name
Valid Values
cp750.sys.non_sync_global_delay
cp750.sys.non_sync_route
cp750.sys.ntp_server
cp750.sys.pcm_2_channel_decode_mode_1
cp750.sys.pcm_2_channel_decode_mode_a
cp750.sys.pcm_2_channel_decode_mode_n
cp750.sys.power_on_input
cp750.sys.process_mode_1
cp750.sys.subwoofer_filter
cp750.sys.surround_delay
cp750.sys.time
cp750.sys.time_update_int
cp750.sys_tune.dsp_1
dump_log_100
dump_log
help
status
cp750.<category>.<parameter>?
exit
Table 6-2
1to60
Prints100mostrecentlogevents
Printsentirelog
Basicqueryformat
Full Control Commands
Parameter Name
cp750.sysinfo.version
cp750.ctrl.alignment_mode_tickle
cp750.ctrl.default_params
50
0to250
[LR]
[hostname|ip_address]
minimum_latency|mute|
silent_switch
silent_switch
silent_switch
silent_switch
50to100
0to150
Valid Values
1.0.0.150183
0to2147483647
0,1
ASCII Control
Table 6-2
Full Control Commands (Continued)
Parameter Name
cp750.ctrl.fader_delta
cp750.ctrl.full_ascii_ctrl
cp750.ctrl.log_erase
cp750.ctrl.reboot
cp750.internal.save_params
cp750.internal.tecs_set_test_mode
cp750.state.bitstream_format
cp750.state.channel_mode
cp750.state.data_rate
cp750.state.decode_mode
cp750.state.dialnorm
cp750.state.dig_1_valid
cp750.state.headless
cp750.state.ip_status
cp750.state.meters
cp750.state.rta
cp750.state.rta_avg
cp750.state.sample_rate
cp750.state.spl
cp750.state.spl_calibrated
cp750.state.spl_stable
cp750.state.time
cp750.sys.alignment_mode
cp750.sys.analog_global_delay
cp750.sys.analog_route
cp750.sys.analog_text
cp750.sys.auditorium_number
cp750.sys.automation_text
cp750.sys.bass_level_bsl
cp750.sys.bass_level_bsr
cp750.sys.bass_level_c
cp750.sys.bass_level_l
cp750.sys.bass_level_ls
cp750.sys.bass_level_r
cp750.sys.bass_level_rs
cp750.sys.cinema_system_text
cp750.sys.comment_text
cp750.sys.cp_text
cp750.sys.dig_1_route
cp750.sys.dig_1_text
Valid Values
100to100
0,1
0,1
0to2147483647
0,1
0,1
Dolby_Digital|PCM|n_a
1_0|1_1|2_0|2_1|2_2|3_0
|3_1|3_2|3_2_L|n_a
112|128|160|192|224|256
|32|320|384|40|448|48|
512|56|576|64|640|80|
96|n_a
31to0
0,1
0,1
0,1
0,1
0,1
0to255
32|44_1|48|88_2|96|n_a
5000to5000
0,1
0,1
n_a|off|on
0to250
[LRCSwLsRs78]
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
0to250
[LRCSwLsRs78]
0to250
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Table 6-2
Parameter Name
cp750.sys.distance_units
cp750.sys.dolby_digital_2_channel_d
ecode_mode_1
ecode_mode_2
ecode_mode_3
ecode_mode_4
cp750.sys.eq_bsl_100
cp750.sys.eq_bsl_10k
cp750.sys.eq_bsl_12_5k
cp750.sys.eq_bsl_16k
cp750.sys.eq_bsl_1k
cp750.sys.eq_bsl_2k
cp750.sys.eq_bsl_40
cp750.sys.eq_bsl_4k
cp750.sys.eq_bsl_50
cp750.sys.eq_bsl_5k
cp750.sys.eq_bsl_63
cp750.sys.eq_bsl_80
cp750.sys.eq_bsl_8k
cp750.sys.eq_bsr_100
cp750.sys.eq_bsr_10k
cp750.sys.eq_bsr_12_5k
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Valid Values
0to250
0to250
feet|meters
n_a|off|on
n_a|off|on
n_a|off|on
n_a|off|on
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
ASCII Control
Table 6-2
Parameter Name
cp750.sys.eq_bsr_16k
cp750.sys.eq_bsr_1k
cp750.sys.eq_bsr_2k
cp750.sys.eq_bsr_40
cp750.sys.eq_bsr_4k
cp750.sys.eq_bsr_50
cp750.sys.eq_bsr_5k
cp750.sys.eq_bsr_63
cp750.sys.eq_bsr_80
cp750.sys.eq_bsr_8k
cp750.sys.eq_c_100
cp750.sys.eq_c_10k
cp750.sys.eq_c_125
cp750.sys.eq_c_12_5k
cp750.sys.eq_c_160
cp750.sys.eq_c_16k
cp750.sys.eq_c_1_6k
cp750.sys.eq_c_1k
cp750.sys.eq_c_200
cp750.sys.eq_c_250
cp750.sys.eq_c_2_5k
cp750.sys.eq_c_2k
cp750.sys.eq_c_315
cp750.sys.eq_c_40
cp750.sys.eq_c_400
cp750.sys.eq_c_4k
cp750.sys.eq_c_50
cp750.sys.eq_c_500
cp750.sys.eq_c_5k
cp750.sys.eq_c_63
cp750.sys.eq_c_630
cp750.sys.eq_c_6_3k
cp750.sys.eq_c_80
cp750.sys.eq_c_800
cp750.sys.eq_c_8k
Valid Values
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
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Table 6-2
Parameter Name
cp750.sys.eq_l_100
cp750.sys.eq_l_10k
cp750.sys.eq_l_125
cp750.sys.eq_l_12_5k
cp750.sys.eq_l_160
cp750.sys.eq_l_16k
cp750.sys.eq_l_1_6k
cp750.sys.eq_l_1k
cp750.sys.eq_l_200
cp750.sys.eq_l_250
cp750.sys.eq_l_2_5k
cp750.sys.eq_l_2k
cp750.sys.eq_l_315
cp750.sys.eq_l_40
cp750.sys.eq_l_400
cp750.sys.eq_l_4k
cp750.sys.eq_l_50
cp750.sys.eq_l_500
cp750.sys.eq_l_5k
cp750.sys.eq_l_63
cp750.sys.eq_l_630
cp750.sys.eq_l_6_3k
cp750.sys.eq_l_80
cp750.sys.eq_l_800
cp750.sys.eq_l_8k
cp750.sys.eq_lfe_cut
cp750.sys.eq_lfe_freq
cp750.sys.eq_lfe_q
cp750.sys.eq_ls_100
cp750.sys.eq_ls_10k
cp750.sys.eq_ls_125
cp750.sys.eq_ls_12_5k
cp750.sys.eq_ls_160
cp750.sys.eq_ls_16k
cp750.sys.eq_ls_1k
cp750.sys.eq_ls_200
cp750.sys.eq_ls_250
cp750.sys.eq_ls_2k
cp750.sys.eq_ls_315
cp750.sys.eq_ls_40
cp750.sys.eq_ls_400
cp750.sys.eq_ls_4k
cp750.sys.eq_ls_50
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Valid Values
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
126to0
25to125
0_5|1_0|2_0|4_0
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
ASCII Control
Table 6-2
Parameter Name
cp750.sys.eq_ls_500
cp750.sys.eq_ls_5k
cp750.sys.eq_ls_63
cp750.sys.eq_ls_630
cp750.sys.eq_ls_80
cp750.sys.eq_ls_800
cp750.sys.eq_ls_8k
cp750.sys.eq_r_100
cp750.sys.eq_r_10k
cp750.sys.eq_r_125
cp750.sys.eq_r_12_5k
cp750.sys.eq_r_160
cp750.sys.eq_r_16k
cp750.sys.eq_r_1_6k
cp750.sys.eq_r_1k
cp750.sys.eq_r_200
cp750.sys.eq_r_250
cp750.sys.eq_r_2_5k
cp750.sys.eq_r_2k
cp750.sys.eq_r_315
cp750.sys.eq_r_40
cp750.sys.eq_r_400
cp750.sys.eq_r_4k
cp750.sys.eq_r_50
cp750.sys.eq_r_500
cp750.sys.eq_r_5k
cp750.sys.eq_r_63
cp750.sys.eq_r_630
cp750.sys.eq_r_6_3k
cp750.sys.eq_r_80
cp750.sys.eq_r_800
cp750.sys.eq_r_8k
cp750.sys.eq_rs_100
cp750.sys.eq_rs_10k
cp750.sys.eq_rs_125
cp750.sys.eq_rs_12_5k
cp750.sys.eq_rs_160
cp750.sys.eq_rs_16k
cp750.sys.eq_rs_1k
cp750.sys.eq_rs_200
cp750.sys.eq_rs_250
cp750.sys.eq_rs_2k
cp750.sys.eq_rs_315
Valid Values
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
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Table 6-2
Parameter Name
cp750.sys.eq_rs_40
cp750.sys.eq_rs_400
p750.sys.eq_rs_4k
cp750.sys.eq_rs_50
cp750.sys.eq_rs_500
cp750.sys.eq_rs_5k
cp750.sys.eq_rs_63
cp750.sys.eq_rs_630
cp750.sys.eq_rs_80
cp750.sys.eq_rs_800
cp750.sys.eq_rs_8k
cp750.sys.fader
cp750.sys.fader_preset_a
cp750.sys.fader_preset_a_enable
cp750.sys.fader_preset_m
cp750.sys.fader_preset_m_enable
cp750.sys.fader_preset_n
cp750.sys.fader_preset_n_enable
cp750.sys.input_mode
cp750.sys.ip_setting
cp750.sys.lcd_contrast
cp750.sys.level_bsl
cp750.sys.level_bsr
cp750.sys.level_c
cp750.sys.level_l
cp750.sys.level_lfe
cp750.sys.level_ls
cp750.sys.level_r
cp750.sys.level_rs
cp750.sys.mic_global_delay
cp750.sys.mic_text
cp750.sys.mute
cp750.sys.mute_fade_in_time
cp750.sys.mute_fade_out_time
cp750.sys.non_sync_global_delay
cp750.sys.non_sync_route
cp750.sys.non_sync_text
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Valid Values
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
60to60
0to100
0to100
0,1
0to100
0,1
0to100
0,1
0to100
0,1
0to100
0,1
0to100
0,1
0to100
0,1
[ip.ip.ip.ipnm.nm.nm.nm
gw.gw.gw.gwoff|onhostname
]
0to31
160to160
160to160
160to160
160to160
160to160
160to160
160to160
160to160
0to250
0,1
200to5000
200to5000
0to250
[LR]
ASCII Control
Table 6-2
Parameter Name
cp750.sys.ntp_server
cp750.sys.pcm_2_channel_decode_m
ode_1
ode_2
ode_3
ode_4
ode_a
ode_n
cp750.sys.power_on_input
cp750.sys.projector_text
cp750.sys.rta_channel
cp750.sys.screen_distance
cp750.sys.serial_number
cp750.sys.signal_gen_channel
cp750.sys.signal_gen_mode
cp750.sys.speaker_distance
cp750.sys.spl_room
cp750.sys.subwoofer_filter:50to100
cp750.sys.surround_delay
cp750.sys.theater_name
cp750.sys.time
cp750.sys.time_update_int
cp750.sys.treble_freq_bsl
cp750.sys.treble_freq_bsr
cp750.sys.treble_freq_c
cp750.sys.treble_freq_l
cp750.sys.treble_freq_ls
cp750.sys.treble_freq_r
cp750.sys.treble_freq_rs
cp750.sys.treble_level_bsl
cp750.sys.treble_level_bsr
cp750.sys.treble_level_c
cp750.sys.treble_level_l
cp750.sys.treble_level_ls
Valid Values
silent_switch
silent_switch
silent_switch
silent_switch
Bsl|Bsr|C|L|LFE|Ls|R
|Rs
0to2147483647
0to2147483647
Bsl|Bsr|C|L|LFE|Ls|R
|Rs
off|pink|program|sine_100
|sine_10k|sine_1k|thump
0to2147483647
5000to5000
0to150
1to60
1to4
1to4
1to4
1to4
1to4
1to4
1to4
120to120
120to120
120to120
120to120
120to120
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Table 6-2
Parameter Name
Valid Values
cp750.sys.treble_level_r
cp750.sys.treble_level_rs
cp750.sys.velocity_helper
cp750.sys_tune.dsp_7:
cp750.sys_tune.dsp_boot_delay_us
cp750.sys_tune.dsp_fade_time_ms
cp750.sys_tune.log_interval
cp750.sys_tune.meter_rate
cp750.sys_tune.rta_rate
cp750.sys_tune.upgrade_timeout
cp750.sys_tune.usb_cycle_time:1to
30
cp750.sysinfo.ethernet_address
cp750.sysinfo.hardware_rev
cp750.sysinfo.parameter_file_version
dump_log_100
dump_log
help
status
cp750.<category>.<parameter>?
exit
6.3
120to120
120to120
0,1
0to2147483647
0to2147483647
1to60000
0to30
0to30
120to1800
0to16
Printsmostrecent100logevents
Printsentirelog
Listscommandsandvalidvalues
Listscurrentunitstate
Basicqueryformat
SNMP
TheCP750runsanSNMPagentthatcommunicatesovertheEthernetconnectorintherear
panel.
TheCP750supportsawidevarietyofstandardMIBslistedinTable 63,Table 64,and
Table 65.IncaseswheretheCP750doesnotsupporttheentireMIB,thesupportedsections
areindicatedbytitleinthetables.
Table 6-3
Supported MIB-2 MIBS
RFC
RFC1213(3418?)
RFC4293
RFC2683
RFC4022
RFC4113
58
Supported Sections
Systemgroup
IPMIBscalars,ipAddressPrefixtable,ipAddressTable,ipNetToPhysical
table,ipNetToMediatable,ipSystemStatsTable,ipIfStatsTable,
ipDefaultRouterTable,ipv4InterfaceTable,ipv6InterfaceTable,
ipv6ScopeZoneIndexTable,ipv6RouterAdvertTable,icmpStatsTable,
icmpMsgStatsTable
IFMIBscalars,ifTable,ifXTable
TCPMIBscalars,tcpConnectiontable,tcpListenertable
UDPMIBscalars,udpEndpointtable
SNMP
Table 6-4
Other Standard MIBs
RFC
RFC2006
RFC4292
Table 6-5
RFC3411
RFC3412
RFC3413
RFC3414
RFC2786
RFC3415
RFC3417
RFC3584
Supported Sections
MIPMIB,faRegistrationgroup
IPFORWARDMIBipForward,inetCidrRoutNumber,
inetCidrRouteDiscards,inetCidrRoutetable
V3 MIBS
SNMPFRAMEWORKMIB
SNMPMPDMIB
SNMPTARGETMIB,SNMPNOTIFICATIONMIB,SNMPPROXYMIB
USMMIB
USMDHOBJECTSMIB
VACMMIB
SNMPv2TMmib
SNMPCOMMUNITYMIB
Inaddition,theCP750supportslocalSNMPvariables,listedintheDOLBYCP750MIB.
AllDolbyMIBsareavailableontheDolbyDigitalCinemaResourcesCD,andfromsales
representativesandtechnicians.

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Chapter 7
Technical Reference
7.1
CP750 Specifications
7.1.1
Audio Inputs
Digital Input 1
4xAES,25pinfemaleDconnectorprovidesfourAES/EBUchannelpairinputs
Inputimpedance:110balanced.ThefourAESinputsignalsmustbetimealignedwith
eachother.
Digital Input 2, Digital Input 3

1xAES,maleBNCconnector,unbalancedbutfloating,perAES3id1995/SMPTE 276M
Inputimpedance:75
Digital Input 4
OpticalToslinkconnectorfordigitalinput
Multichannel Analog Input

Eightchannel,balancedanalog,10kdifferentialinputimpedance,300mVreference
level25pinfemaleDconnector
NonSync Input
Twochannel,RCAconnector,21kinputimpedance,adjustableinputlevel
Microphone Input
XLRconnector,standardpinout,10kdifferentialinputimpedance,12Vphantompower
available,adjustablegain
7.1.2
Audio Outputs
Main Audio Output
Eightchannel,balancedanalog,100differentialoutputimpedance,25pinmale
Dconnector
Donotloadwithlessthan600differential.
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Technical Reference
Aux Output
Twochannel,unbalancedanalog,200mVreferencelevel,100outputimpedance,RCA
connectors,alwaysrouteschannelpair7/8of4xAESinputforalternateusessuchasH/I&
VINtransmitters.
Note:
ThisfixedleveloutputhasnoEQandisnotcontrolledbyeitherthefaderormute
controls.
H/I Output
1channel,unbalancedanalog,70mVfixedreferencelevel,100outputimpedance,RCA
connector,centerweightedsumofLeft,Center,Right
7.1.3
Other Input/Output
Ethernet Port
RJ45fornetworkconnectionandPCsetupsoftware
Automation Port
25pinfemaleDconnector,floatingground
RS-232 Port
9pinfemaleDconnector
Remote Port
RJ45connectorforoptionalCat.No.868RemoteFader(notanEthernetconnection)
Backup Power Connector

ForoptionalCat.No.994ExternalPowerSupply
AC Mains Input
UnswitchedIECpowerinletmodule
USB Port
ForconnectiontoPCtorunsetupsoftware
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CP750 Specifications
7.1.4
Audio Processing
PCM
32,44.1,48,and96kHz;16,20,24bit
Dolby Digital (AC-3)

Upto5.1channels
Dolby Pro Logic

Left,Center,Right,Surround(Subwooferoptional)
Dolby Pro Logic II

Left,Center,Right,Leftsurround,Rightsurround(Subwooferoptional)
Dolby Surround EX
Left,Center,Right,Leftsurround,Backsurround,Rightsurround,Subwoofer
Nonsync
Left,Right,Surround(Subwooferoptional)
7.1.5
Other Parameters
Global Audio Delay
Adjustabledelayofallchannelsfrom0250ms;eachinputmaybeadjustedseparately
Surround Delay
DigitalSurrounddelay,0150ms
DolbyProLogicSurrounddelay,20150ms
Equalization
EightchannelonethirdoctaveplusparametricforSubwooferchannel
Dynamic Range
105dBcliptoCCIR/AMRweightedtypicalwithoutnoiseoptimizerenabled
Distortion
<0.005percent,4AESinputtoanalogoutput
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Technical Reference
7.1.6
Optional Accessories Ordered Separately

Cat.No.994BackupPowerSupply
Cat.No.868RemoteFader
CP750CKConnectorKit
7.1.7
Power Requirements
100240VAC,5060Hz
7.1.8
Construction
2Urackmountchassisframe
7.1.9
Dimensions and Weight

Width17in(432mm)
Height3.5in(89mm)
Overalldepth,includingconnectorsandfaderknob:10.6in(269mm)
Depthbehindrackears,includingconnectors:9.75in(248mm)
Weight:9.4lb(4.2kg)
7.1.10
PC Connection
USBportforsetupoperationsandsoftwareupgrades
7.1.11
Input Selector Buttons

Fourdigitalinputsourcebuttons
Eightchannelanaloginput
Nonsyncinput
Micinput
7.1.12
Indicators
ValidLEDsindicatedigitalinputclockpresenceforeachdigitalinput
LCDfrontpanelindicatesPCMorDolbyDigitalprocessing
ProLogicII,ProLogic,orDiscretedecodemodesindicatedbyLCDtext
7.1.13
Environmental Conditions
Operating:0Cto40C(32Fto104F)
Nonoperating(storage):0Cto85C(32Fto185F)
Humidity:20to80percentrelative,noncondensing
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Rear-Panel Connector Descriptions and Types
7.1.14
Regulatory Notices
NorthAmerica:ThisunitcomplieswiththelimitsforaClassAdigitaldevice,pursuantto
Part15oftheFCCrules,andIndustryCanadaICES003specifications.ItisULListedfor
bothUSandCanada.
Europe:ThisunitcomplieswiththerequirementsofLowVoltageDirective2006/95/ECand
EMCDirective2004/108/ECandcarriestheCEmarkingaccordingly.
Warranty
Oneyearlimited,partsandlabor.Specificationssubjecttochangewithoutnotice.
7.2

Allconnectorswithnonstandardpinoutsaredescribedinthissection.
Table 7-1
Panel Label
Description
BACKUP POWER
4pinXLRforconnectingtheCat.No.994backup
powersupply
RS-232
ForASCIIcommandstringautomationcontrol
Ethernet
Forconnectiontotheauditoriumnetwork
REMOTE
ForconnectiontoCat.No.868RemoteFader
4xAES IN
4xAES/EBUinput(eightchannelPCMaudio)
AUTOMATION
Fortheatreautomationcontrolinput(momentary
contact)
MAIN AUDIO OUTPUT Eightchannelbalancedfloatinganalogoutput:
XLRF
DB9F
RJ45
RJ45
DB25F
DB25F
DB25M
L,C,R,Ls,Rs,Sw,7,8
3pin,femaleXLRconnector
XLRF
Eightchannelbalancedfloatinganaloginputfor DB25F
externalprocessor,suchasaDolbyDA20
MIC. INPUT
MULTI-CHANNEL
ANALOG INPUT
7.2.1
Type
Backup Power Connector
Figure71
Figure 7-2
Figure 7-1
Backup Power Connector Detail
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Technical Reference
Figure73
7.2.2
Table 7-2
Backup Power Connector Pinout
XLR Pin
Connection
+15 V input
+5 V input
Ground
15 V input
5 (Shell)
Ground
RS-232 Serial Port

9600baud,noparity,1stopbit
Serial Port Pinout
Table 7-3
Pin
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
7.2.3
Connection
Noconnection
Dataout(TXD)
Datain(RXD)
Connectedtopin6
Chassisground
Connectedtopin4
Connectedtopin8
Connectedtopin7
Noconnection
Remote Fader Connector
Figure74
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Figure 7-2
Cat. No. 868 Remote Fader Connector Detail
Table 7-4
Remote Fader Connector Pinout
RJ-45 Pin
Fader Connection
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
TX+
TX
RX+
+15V
Noconnection
RX
Ground
Noconnection
7.2.4
4xAES IN Connector
Thisisafemale25pinDconnector.
Table 7-5
4xAES IN Connector Pinout
25-Pin
D-Connector
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Connection
AEScommon
CH1/2
CH3/4+
AEScommon
CH5/6
CH7/8+
AEScommon
Noconnection
AEScommon
Noconnection
Noconnection
AEScommon
Noconnection
CH1/2+
AEScommon
CH3/4
CH5/6+
AEScommon
CH7/8
AEScommon
Noconnection
Noconnection
AEScommon
Noconnection
Noconnection
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Technical Reference
7.2.5
Automation Connector
Thisisafemale25pinDconnector.
ToassertaCTRLxpin,connectittopin12.
Alloutputvoltagesandcurrentarerespecttopin12.
Table 7-6
Automation Connector Pinout
DB-25 Pin
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
7.2.6
Connection
Description
CTRL0AutomationRead
CTRL1AutomationRead
CTRL2AutomationRead
CTRL3AutomationRead
CTRL4AutomationRead
CTRL5AutomationRead
CTRL6AutomationRead
CTRL7AutomationRead
Noconnection
Mutecommand
Noconnection
Return(forallAutomationfunctionsas
wellasAutomatonPower)
AutomationPowerOutput(+5vata
maximumof50mA.)
ID0TallyOutput
ID1TallyOutput
ID2TallyOutput
ID3TallyOutput
ID4TallyOutput
ID5TallyOutput
ID6TallyOutput
ID7TallyOutput
Noconnection
Muteindicator(Low=muted)
Noconnection
Noconnection
Digital1button
Digital2button
Digital3button
Digital4button
MultichannelAnalogbutton
Nonsyncbutton
Microphonebutton
Unused
Input
Input
Digital1LED
Digital2LED
Digital3LED
Digital4LED
MultichannelAnalogLED
NonsyncLED
MicrophoneLED
Unused
Output
Mic. Input Connector

Thisisa3pinfemaleXLRconnector.
Figure75
Figure 7-3
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Mic. Input Connector Detail
lMainAudioOuputandMultiChannelAudioInputConnectors
Table 7-7
Mic. Input Connector Pinout
XLR Pin
1
2
3
7.2.7
Signal
Shield
+Signal
Signal
Main Audio Output and Multi-Channel Input Connectors

Thepinoutisthesameforboththeseconnectors,asshowninTable 78.TheMAIN AUDIO
OUTPUTconnectorismale,pin1isattheupperleft.TheMULTI-CHANNEL AUDIO INPUT
connectorisfemale,pin1isattheupperright.
Table 7-8
DB-25 Pin
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Main Audio Output and Multi-Channel Audio Input Connector Pinout
Signal Name
Chassis
L+
Le
Chassis
C+
Re
Chassis
R+
Chassis
Ls
Rs
SW
Chassis
L
Chassis
Le+
C
Chassis
Re+
R
Chassis
Chassis
Ls+
Rs+
SW+
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Technical Reference
7.2.8
RS-232 ASCII String Commands

ASCII String Commands
Table 7-9
CP750 ASCII String

CP750.sys.dig_1_global_delay
Parameter or Action
0250
0250
0250
0250
CP750.sys.dolby_digital_2_channel_decode_m auto|lr_discrete|prologic|prologic_2
ode
CP750.sys.dolby_digital_dialnorm
off|on
CP750.sys.dolby_e_2_channel_decode_mode auto|lr_discrete|prologic|prologic_2
CP750.sys.dolby_e_dialnorm
off|on
CP750.sys.dolby_e_program
14
CP750.sys.input_mode
dig_1|dig_2|dig_3|dig_4|film
CP750.sys.ip_setting
[ip.ip.ip.ipnm.nm.nm.nmgw.gw.gw.gw
off|onhostname]
CP750.sys.ntp_server
CP750.sys.pcm_2_channel_decode_mode
lr_discrete|prologic|prologic_2
CP750.sys.pcm_mute
off|on
CP750.sys.pcm_route_1
C|L|LFE|Le|Ls|R|Re|Rs
CP750.sys.power_on_input
dig_1|dig_2|dig_3|dig_4|film|last
CP750.sys.silent_switch
off|on
CP750.sys.subwoofer_filter
50100
CP750.sys.surround_delay
0150
help
Returnslistofcommands
status
Returnsallparameterstatus
mfg_print_log
extracteventlog
Legacy ASCII Strings

4xaes_input
7.3
Parameter or Action
dig_1inputmode(DMA8legacystring)
aes_input
optical_input
film
filminputmode(DMA8legacystring)
Remote Commands and Control

TheCP750isdesignedforremotecommunicationusingserialorEthernetconnections.
7.3.1
Serial
ASCIIcharacterstringssenttotherearpanelserialportcanbeusedtosetCP750
parametersandobtaincurrentCP750statusinformation.Thecurrentlyavailableremote
commandsarelistedinTable 79.
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Remote Commands and Control
Serial Communication
ConnectionscanbemadefromtheCP750rearpanelserialporttoaPCserialportorother
RS232device.TheserialportspeedonyourPCshouldbesetto9600baud,8databits,no
parity,1stopbit.AftertheCP750ispoweredon,thecommandscansimplybetypedfrom
aprogramsuchasHyperTerminal.
7.3.2
Ethernet
ASCIIcharacterstringscanbesentthroughtelnettosetCP750parametersandobtain
currentCP750statusinformation.Thecurrentlyavailableremotecommandsarelistedin
Table 79.
Ethernet Communication
Default CP750 Ethernet Parameters
IPAddress:192.168.1.136
SubnetMask(Netmask):255.255.255.128
Gateway:192.168.1.129
ASCIIcontroloverTCPcommandstringsmustbesenttoport61408.
DHCPisoff.

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Important Safety Instructions

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Chapter 3 Installing, Launching, and Connecting the Setup Software

System Requirements ......................................................................................................17

Chapter 4 Configuring the CP750 Software

Chapter 5 Aligning the Auditorium

Chapter 6 Remote Control and Monitoring

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6.2 ASCII Control....................................................................................................................47

Chapter 7 Technical Reference

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Digital Input Selection Button Functionality ............................................................................ 5

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About This Manual

CP750 Front Panel

Sevenbuttonsthatselectaninputsource:Digital 1,Digital 2,Digital 3,Digital 4,Multi-Ch

Digital Cinema Processor

CP750 Front Panel

Front-Panel Menu Navigation Buttons

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CP750 Front Panel

Front-Panel Status Display

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Main Fader Knob

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CP750 Front Panel

Digital Input Selection Buttons

Digital Input Selection Button Functionality

Input Source Selected

Valid Input LEDs

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Rear-Panel Input Source Selected

SelectstheinputsignalfromtheMULTI-CHANNEL ANALOG INPUTconnector

CP750 Rear Panel

This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES003.

This equipment must be

No user serviceable parts

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Dolby, Pro Logic and the double-D symbol

DIGITAL 2 DIGITAL 3 DIGITAL 4

CP750 Rear Panel

4xAES IN25pinfemaleDconnectorlabeledDIGITAL 1carryingfourdigitalchannel

Two1xAES INBNCconnectorslabeledDIGITAL 2andDIGITAL 3.

NONSYNC INPUT2RCAjackslabeledLandRthataccept3 VRMSmaximuminput.

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CP750 Rear Panel

MAIN AUDIO OUTPUT25pinfemaleDconnectorbalancedaudiooutputtothe

MULTI-CHANNEL ANALOG INPUT25pinfemaleDconnectorcarryingeightbalanced

Backup Power Port

RS-232 Serial Port

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NonSync Input Connector