This document provides instructions on how to setup and configure the ShowVault-3, ShowVault-4,
and associated IMB, DCP2000, or DCP-2K4 units to use the Dolby Atmos feature.
1.2 Doremi Server Security Manager and Firmware Versions
The Doremi server and IMB will need to be at the following Security Manager (SM), Firmware (FW),
and Software (SW) versions.
Server
DCP2000 and DCP-2K4 Servers
•SW: 2.6.4 (or latest version)
•FW: 21.3s (or latest version)
•SM: 2.1.102 (or latest version)
ShowVault-3 and ShowVault-4 Servers
•SW: 2.6.4 (or latest version)
IMB
•FW: 30.07t (or latest version)
•SM: 5.1.107 (or latest version)
1.3 Dolby CP850 (Audio Processor) Software Version
The Dolby CP850 will need to be at the following Software (SW) Version:
•SW: SW V_1.3.0.1 (or latest version)
1.4 Required Items
The following items are required for this procedure:
•Doremi DCP2000/DCP-2K4 Server or Doremi ShowVault/IMB
•Dolby CP850 (Audio Processor)
•DLM (Refer to Section 2.4)
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2ShowVault Server Configuration
2.1 Server Configuration
Follow the procedure below for the cabling configuration:
Eth0
Port
Figure 1: Doremi Server
•Connect an Ethernet cable to the ETH0 port on the Doremi server and connect the other end
to a Gigabit (1000) Switch. Connect an ethernet cable to the Command port on the Dolby
CP850 and connect the other end of the ethernet cable to the same switch you connected the
Doremi server to. (Figure 1 and Figure 3).
Note: The Dolby CP850 should be configured under the management/auditorium network and NOT
on the media network.
Eth1
Port
PCI-e
Port
Important: The Doremi server will need to be able to communicate with the Dolby CP850
(Same sub-network/IP range).
•Refer to Figure 2 for an example of how the equipment should be connected.
•Connect an Ethernet cable to the Command port on the CP850 and connect the other end to
the Network Switch. (Refer to Figure 3).
•Connect the Doremi to Dolby audio adapter to the L-com port on the Dolby CP850.
•Connect the audio adapter to the Doremi to Dolby audio adapter on the CP850.
•Connect an ethernet cable to port A (Ch:1-8) on the audio adapter and connect the other end
to the IMB AES port Ch: 1-8. (Refer to Figure 3 & 6)
•Connect an ethernet cable to port B (Ch: 9-16) on the audio adapter and connect it to the IMB
AES port Ch. 9-16.(Refer to Figure 3 & 6)
•Connect the power cable to the power port of the audio processor.(Refer to Figure 3).
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Figure 5: Doremi to Dolby
Audio Adapter
2.3 Doremi IMB Cable Configuration
CH. 1-8
Port
CH. 9-16
Port
Figure 6: Doremi IMB
Note: The IMB will need to be able to communicate with the Dolby CP850
(The projector and CP850 should be in the same sub-network).
PCI-e
Port
2.4 Request DLM (Doremi License Message)
You will need to contact Doremi Labs' customer service department to request a DLM in order to use
the Dolby Atmos feature.
Contact: cinemaorders@ doremilabs.com
Follow the procedure below on how to ingest a DLM:
2.5 License Manager
•To access the License Manager GUI, double-click the License Manager icon available in the
Control Panel.
•The following window will appear (if no licenses are installed on the unit):
Figure 7: License Manager GUI
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2.5.1 Adding a License (DLM)
•To add a license, have the license file on a USB flash drive and connect it to a USB port on the
server.
•The Ingest Manager GUI will appear as illustrated below:
Ingest
Button
Select the
License
to add
Figure8:LicenseIngestExample
Figure 9: License Ingest Example
•Select the license file(s) and click the Ingest button.
•The user will be asked for a password. Enter the appropriate password and press OK.
•You do not have to reboot the unit.
•Go back to the License Manager GUI from Menu → Control Panel. The ingested license(s) will
be visible as illustrated below:
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View
Button
Atmos
License
Figure 10: License Manager GUI – Three Licenses Added
•To view the details of a, select it and click the View button. (Refer to Figure 10).
Figure 11: License View Window
•The License Information window will appear providing the validity window of the license.
•To delete a license from the unit, select it within the License Manager GUI and click the Delete
button.
•After ingesting a license, the associated device (e.g., “Audio Processor,” “Dolby DFC 100”) will
be visible in the Device Manager GUI.
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3Adding the Audio Processor
Follow the procedure below to add the audio processor on the Doremi sever:
•On the Doremi server, open the “Device Manager” application by doing the following (Refer to
Figure 12):
◦ Menu → Doremi Apps → Device Manager.
Device
Manager
Doremi Apps
Menu
Button
Figure 12: Doremi Server Home Screen
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•Once the Device Manager window opens, click on the Add button (Refer to Figure 13).
Add
Button
Figure 13: Device Manager Window
•Select Audio Processor from the Device list. (Refer to Figure 14).
Figure 14: Device List
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•On the Device Manager window, select Audio Processor in the device selection column. (Refer
to Figure 15).
Audio
Processor
Selection
Device
Selection
Cloumn
Figure 15: Device Manager Window
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•You will need to select the type of audio processor, do this in the Processor Model field in the
Device Manager window. (Refer to Figure 16).
Processor
Model Section
Figure 16: Device Manager Window
•Select Dolby as the device by clicking on the arrow to open the drop down menu. (Refer to
Figure 17).
Drop Down
Menu
Figure 17: Audio Processor Model Selection
Note: Once Dolby has been selected, Atmos will automatically be selected in the second field. (Refer
to Figure 18).
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Atmos
Selected
Figure 18: Audio Processor Model Selection
•Enter the IP address of the Dolby CP850 in the IP address field.
IP Address
Field
Figure 19: IP Address Field
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•Click the test button to confirm that the server is communicating with the CP850.
Figure 20: IP Address Test
Test Button
•Once the communication has been confirmed, click the Save button to save the settings.
Save Button
Figure 21: Saving Settings
Note: The audio processor needs to be enabled in order for Channel 14 and the Left Top Surround
and Right Top Surround to operate.
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3.1 Playing Dolby Atmos Content
Follow the procedure below to play Atmos content from the Doremi server:
•Click the Menu button from the Doremi sever home-screen and select the Cinelister
application. (Refer to Figure 22).
Cinelister
Figure 22: Opening "Cinelister"
•A list of content will be displayed in the editor tab (Figure 23). Select the desired Atmos
content by highlighting it then click the Add to Show Playlist button.
Important: The user must insert a 5 second Black clip at the beginning of each Atmos CPL, to allow
the SM to connect to the CP850.
Playlist
Add to Show
Playlist
Button
Black Content
Atmos Content
Black Content
Atmos Content
Content List
Figure 23: Atmos Content Selection
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3.2 Verifying Atmos Content
Follow the procedure below to verify that the selected content has the required Atmos data:
•In the playlist window, double click on the content to be played. This will open the
composition playlist properties window, as shown in Figure
Detail Button
Figure 24: Composition Playlist Properties
•Click on the Detail button, this will provide more information about the composition
playlist.
•Using the chart below, verify the content has the required Atmos naming convention, by
checking the Audio type portion of the title. (Refer to Figure 26)
Figure 26: Digital Cinema Naming Convention V.9
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4Dolby CP850 Web GUI
4.1 Accessing the Dolby CP850 Web GUI
Follow the procedure below to access the Dolby CP850 Web GUI:
•Open a Web browser on a MAC or PC that is on the same subnetwork as the CP850.
URL Field
Username
Username
Password
Figure 27: Dolby Audio Processor Log In Screen
•The default IP address will be required to access the Dolby Web GUI. Confirm the IP address
with your Dolby installer.
Caution: Do not change the Dolby Atmos Input port IP address. Do not connect this port to an
ethernet switch. If you experience any difficulty, contact Dolby Support.
•Once arriving to the Dolby Web GUI homepage (Figure 27), a username and password will be
needed. Contact your local Dolby support to obtain proper credentials.
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•After logging in to the Dolby Web GUI, you will be taken to the Dolby Web GUI home-screen
(Status Screen), as shown in Figure 28.
Figure 28: Dolby Web GUI Home-Screen
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Note: If the selected content does not have the required Atmos Data, the Dolby Atmos content section
will have a Red dot, Stating “ No Dolby Atmos frames available”, as shown in Figure 29.
Content without Atmos Data
Figure 29: No Dolby Atmos Content
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•Dolby Atmos content should be green to show that the content playing has the appropriate
Atmos data and that Channel 14 is functioning.
Note: Ch.14 transfers the Dolby Atmos information from the player to the CP850(Audio Processor)
Content with Atmos Data
“Input Status” Section
Figure 30: With Dolby Atmos Content
•The row of green dots in the Input Status section signifies channels 1-8 and 9-16. (Refer to
Figure 30)
•If channels are disconnected then the dot will be grayed out, as shown in Figure 31.
Not
Recognized
Figure 31: Input Status Section
End of Procedure
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5Troubleshooting Tips
Use the tips below to try and solve one of the issues mentioned below:
5.1 Channels Not Recognized
If the channels in the Input Status section are not recognized, try to fix the issue with the tips listed
below:
5.1.1 Check the Cables
Check the ethernet cable connections on the audio adapter. Refer to section 2.2 for connection
information.
5.1.2 Disable Template Mapping
Verify Template Mapping is disabled. Follow the procedure below to confirm audio mapping is
disabled:
•On the Doremi server home-screen, select “Menu”.
“Control”
Panel
“Menu”
Button
Figure 32: Home-Screen
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•Select Control Panel.
•Select Audio Configuration.
Audio
Configuration
Figure 33: Control Panel Window
•Input the proper credentials in order to access the Audio Configuration menu then click OK.
Figure 34: Authentication Window
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•Verify Template Mapping is Disabled. (Refer to Figure 35).
Figure 35: Template Mapping Disabled
“Disabled”
•If it is not disabled, click the drop down menu and select Disabled. Then click the Save button.
•Once saved, click the quit button to exit the Audio Configuration window.
Quit
Button
Disabled
Selection
Save
Button
Figure 36: Saving Settings
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5.2 Dolby Atmos Content Not Recognized
If the Dolby Atmos content is not recognized, a gray or red dot will be present in the Dolby Atmos
Content section. (Refer to Figure 29)
Use the tips below to try and solve the issue:
•Verify the selected content is Atmos content. (Refer to Section 3.2 on how to verify the
content).
•Verify the audio processor is Enabled. (Refer to Section 3).
5.3 KDMs for Dolby Atmos Content (CPL)
All KDMs created to unlock encrypted Dolby Atmos content must have the audio watermark disabled
from only channels 12 and above.
Below is an example of what a correct KDM would look like:
If the system experiences Dolby Atmos drop out, when the system is only outputting the base bed
audio channels, (that being the first 10 physical channels, e.g. 5.1 or 7.1). The reason could be
network drop out or the network is not running fast enough.
Check which ethernet port your CP850 is on, e.g. 10.203.50.10
In the drmreport.txt, search for "IP Interfaces"