2.3.3. Changing the Jumper Settings ……………………………………………………….. 2-3
Drawing showing how to remove and hang front panel ………….…………..….…….. 2-4
Drawing showing what is behind the front panel ………………………….………..….
Fold-out drawing showing D744 jumper locations ………………..……….…………..
Jumper Functions …………………………………………………………………….. 2-3
2.4. Auxiliary DC Power Supply Connection …………………………………….….. 2-9
Drawing, Wiring DC Supply to AUX Connector ………………………………………… 2-9
2.5. Interfacing the DTS-ECP to other Sound Systems/Sources ……………………... 2-10
10.6. DTS Technical Support …………………………………………………………….. 10-12
10-12
XI. APPENDICES
Appendix A: Back Panel Connector Pin-Outs
P1 Monitor In ……………………………………………………………..
P2 To Power Amps ………………………………………………………. A-3
P3 Monitor Out …………………………………………………………… A-4
P4
P6 External Noise Reduction …………………………………………….. A-5
P7A Auxiliary Power ………………………………………………………. A-5
P8 6-Track Analog In ……………………………………………………..
P9A/B NONSYNC Left & Right In ……………………………………………. A-7
P10A/B RS-422 ………………………………………………………………… A-8
P11A/B Automation ……………………………………………………………. A-8
P13 Projector 1 TC (timecode) ……………………………………………. A-9
P14 Projector 2 TC (timecode) ……………………………………………. A-9
P15 & P16 Status / Control A & B ………………………………………………… A-10
P17 RS-232 ………………………………………………………………… A-8
P23 Hearing Impaired Out ………………………………………………… A-7
P25 L/R SPDIF Out ………………………………………………………. A-9
P26 LS/RS SPDIF Out ………………………………………………….… A-9
P27 C/SW SPDIF Out …………………………………………………….. A-9
P28 Remote Fader ………………………………………………………….A-7
(continued)
A-2
A-6
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XI. APPENDICES (continued)
Appendix B: D744 Analog (bypass) Board Jumper Settings
Main Audio Outputs: Balanced or Unbalanced ……………………………..…….
Screen Channel Outputs: Wideband or Bi-Amped ………………………..….…... B-3
Screen Channel Time Alignment Delay ………………………………….…….….
Screen Loss Compensation Equalization ……………………………….…………. B-5
External Noise Reduction: Balanced or Unbalanced ……………………..……….
Booth Monitor Power-On State ……………..………………………….…………. B-7
Crossover Resistor Packs ……………………………………………………….….
.
Appendix C: DTS-ECP System Replacement Parts List ……………………………. C-1
Appendix D: Marquee Order Form ………………………………………………….. D-1
Appendix E: RT-60 Test Section ……………………………………………………. E-1
Appendix F: Using the DTS Upload/Download Software Program ………………… F-1
Appendix G: DTS-ES Wiring to DTS-ECP ………..………………..…..….………. G-1
Appendix H: Installing and Using the DTS CP Setup Software ………………….… H-1
Keyboard Shortcuts …..…………………………………………… H-2
Appendix I: Ground Loop Isolator for the DTS-6AD/-ECP ………..……………...I-1
Appendix J: Installing DTS Digital, Model DPP to DTS-ECP ..……………...…… J-1
Appendix K: Motherboard D742 Revision K and Earlier ……….……………...…… K-1
Appendix L: Adjusting the Optical Levels Without a PC …………………………… L- 1
B-2
B-4
B-6
B-8
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SECTION 1 INTRODUCTION AND SPECIFICATIONS
1.1. ABOUT THE DTS-ECP
1.1.1. How the DTS-ECP Works
The DTS-ECP is an expandable cinema processor that enables playback of motion picture
sound tracks. The standard unit combines the functions of a 6-track analog sound processor and
booth monitor. The unit is capable of audio playback in stereo optical (A-type or SR-type noise
reduction
), mono, and (stereo) NONSYNC formats. It also allows for automation interfacing and
playback of an external 6-track source. The unit has individual channel controls and emergency
BYPASS Mode. Individual channel EQ accomplished by the use of a laptop PC and DTS CP Setup
Software. The unit can be configured (via jumpers) for external or internal crossovers. WIDEBAND
is used for external and when internal is used, the customer specifies the resistor pack value
required. Other programmable (via jumpers) features include: Balanced or unbalanced external
NR, balanced or unbalanced output, screen loss EQ, and time alignment delay.
The unit is designed to be “expandable” meaning that DTS digital playback can be added as an
option. This option is added by installing the Model DPP.
1.1.2. Adding DTS Digital Upgrade (Model DPP, Digital Processing Package)
When the DTS digital package (Model DPP) is added, the following items are changed: Addition
of three CD-ROM drives, the front display is changed, software is changed, and the CPU board is
changed. A DTS timecode reader and cable will be issued as well as one reader for platter
systems and two readers (with ”Y” cable) for dual projectors (change-over systems).
Once DTS digital is added, the DTS-ECP uses DTS time-coded film to synchronize DTS digital
6-track sound (on DTS movie discs) to each frame of film projected. The DTS reader sends
timecode information on the film to the DTS-ECP. The DTS-ECP uses the timecode to play the
correct sound, on matching movie discs loaded into its CD-ROM drives, to the picture projected.
The projectionist simply inserts the movie disc(s) into the DTS-ECP and threads the film though
the DTS timecode reader. Once the film is started, the DTS system checks a keyed serial number
in the timecode and on the movie disc(s) to assure the correct sound is being played with the
movie being shown. Films released in the DTS digital sound format also contain a traditional
analog (optical) sound track (SR, A-TYPE, or MONO) which serves as a back-up sound source. If a
problem occurs in the DTS digital playback, the DTS-ECP switches out of digital and reverts to
the analog sound format that the film was recorded in. And at the end of the show, the DTS-ECP
automatically switches from DTS digital playback to
NONSYNC.
The DTS digital sound process for motion pictures is designed for the digital sound release of
motion pictures in 6-track theaters. It is a dual system in that the digital audio data is recorded on
CD-ROM discs. DTS timecode is printed on the motion picture print along with a conventional
stereo optical soundtrack. The timecode is used by the DTS system to synchronize the sound and
picture. The timecode lies between the picture and optical sound track, and is printed onto the
release print from the soundtrack negative. There is a single inventory of prints.
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1.1.3. After DTS Digital (Model DPP) is Added
The DTS digital provides left, center, right, stereo surrounds, and subwoofer channels. The
system allows for play times up to 5 hours. They are completely automatic and fail-safe in
operation requiring no action by the projectionist. The systems automatically start and stop, and
track film breaks and change-overs. The digital audio data is sampled at 44.1K samples per
second. APTX100 digital audio data compression (4:1) is used. Transfer into the process can be
made from conventionally mixed analog or digital sound masters.
1.1.4. DTS-ECP Standard Features
The following standard features are available on the DTS-ECP system:
y Two stereo optical pre-amplifiers
y Dual projector ready
y Dual status and control connections to automation systems
y Selectable crossovers: Internal or external. If internal, customer selects value when ordering.
y Both SR-TYPE & A-TYPE optical and MONO sound formats, NONSYNC, and external 6-track
y Sound format control switches and status display
y Front panel BYPASSmode indicator light, master fader level display and volume control
y Built-in booth monitor speaker, volume control, and channel select switches
y External noise reduction loop
y Internal pink noise generator
y Automatic adjust AC input from 85 VAC to 264 VAC between 47 Hz and 64 Hz
y Auxiliary (DC) power input
y L, C, R mix (center weighted) hearing impaired output
y NONSYNC stereo input
y Remote fader and DTS remote front panel (E342) connections
y Magnetic sound print master ready: Stereo, Lt/Rt (4:2:4 matrix), or 6-track
y Programmable (via jumpers) surround speaker delay
y Automatic emergency BYPASS functions
y Individual channel level controls
y Individual channel equalization via DTS CP Setup Software (WINDOWS
PC customer supplied)
(
TM
based) and laptop PC
y DTS 70mm capable. Used with special order DTS 70mm readers.
y Trim feature allows user to balance volume of feature film and trailers
y RS232 connection to laptop PC To run DTS CP Setup Software.
y SP/DIF digital audio 6-track output
y RS422 communications to automation systems (future)
1.1.5. DTS Digital (Model DPP) Features
y One DTS 35mm timecode reader standard; 70mm,second reader(for dual projector) special order
y DTS 6-track digital output = 5.1 standard and 6.0 special order
y Three CD-ROM drives
y Full status display and software programming screen
y Expanded audio software programs (as available on DTS-6AD unit).
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1.2. DTS-ECP TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Frequency Response y L, C, R: 20 Hz to 20 kHz
y LS and RS: 80 Hz to 20 kHz
y Sub bass: 20 Hz to 80 Hz
Dynamic Range: 96 dB, all channels
Size: y 7 inches [17.78 cm] high (4 rack units)
y 19 inches [48.26cm] long rack mount
y 15½ inches [39.37cm] deep
Weight: 28 LBS. [10.45kg] (includesunit, shipping carton, accessories, and manual)
Fuse (AC supply) 2 amp slow blow, 3AG
Digital EQ: y Screen channels: Third octave EQ bass and treble
y Surround channels: One octave EQ bass and treble
y Subwoofer: Selectable one-2/3-1/3 octave EQ. OBE may be disabled, if desired
Analog Input: y D744 jumper selectable: Balanced or unbalanced, all 6 channels and external
noise reduction loop
y D744 jumper selectable: Normal or bi-amped, all 6 channels
y D744 jumper selectable: Time alignment for screen channels
y D744 jumper selectable: Screen loss compensation, screen channels only
External 6-track
Analog Input: Balanced 300mV
AC input: 85 VAC to 264 VAC between 47 Hz and 64 Hz
Internal Crossover y 500Hz, 800Hz, 1200Hz standard.
Selections: y Other frequencies available by special order
Automation Two Status/Control connections available, P15 and P16. See Appendix A for
details. P11 (RS422 to digital automation systems) not enabled at this time.
Internal Noise
Reduction: Two channels each for
External Microphone Unbalanced 300mV (although there is not a dedicated connector for this feature, it can be
Input Level: accomplished several ways, see Section 2).
NONSYNC Input: Unbalanced, 300mV level for left and right channels
Hearing Impaired Unbalanced, 300mV output: Center weighted mix of Left, Center, and Right
Output: channels.
Auxiliary Power In: Requires ±12 VDC to ±15 VDC at 2 amps. Used for emergency back-up power.
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1.2. DTS-ECP TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS (continued)
An external six-track analog input is available for a 300mV external source. The two status/control
connectors connect to theater’s automation system and to external digital playback systems for sense and
control functions. An external noise reduction loop connection is selectable for balanced or unbalanced
and can be fed into external noise reduction or to output another Lt/Rt signal such as magnetic printmaster playback. Matrix may be disabled through software programming, for pure stereo playback.
The main output provides user selectable wideband or bi-amped outputs. Jumpers on D744 analog
board allow use of outputs for THX sound systems or speakers with built-in crossovers. If internal crossovers are desired, plug-in resistor headers determine crossover frequency: 500Hz, 800Hz, and
1200Hz standard, other frequencies can be special ordered. Jumpers also select balanced or unbalanced outputs for all channels, as well as screen loss compensation and time alignment delays for the screen
speakers.
Equalization for screen channels and surrounds is accomplished with laptop PC and DTS CP Setup
Software
in the digital domain along with both A-type and SR-type noise reduction. Three SP/DIF digital
audio pairs are available for left, center, right, subwoofer, and left & right surrounds.
B-chain alignment is easily accomplished via a laptop PC and DTS CP Setup Software (WINDOWSTM
based). Each channel has bass and treble control as well as third/single-octave EQ adjustments. Individual
output levels are set with trim-pots, and on-screen level adjustment allows SPL fine-tuning.
A-chain alignment is easily accomplished using test film, a laptop PC, and DTS CP Setup Software.
Separate solar cell adjustments are available for the two projector inputs.
Built-in booth monitor buttons select one or a combination of all six output channels, and are selectable
between DTS-ECP output and return from power amps. An additional button turns internal speaker
on/off. An external speaker connector is available on the rear panel (“MONITOR OUT”).
There is an overall master fader on the front panel and remote fader connections on the rear panel. Also
on the rear, is a remote front panel connection (
made for DTS E342, Remote Control panel).
A
NONSYNC source connector is available and its trim level is menu driven. NONSYNC signal routing can
be used for audio coverage when curtains are closed.
While in the
BYPASS mode, the signal from the solar cell is routed to the screen channels, and a separate
trimpot on the D744 board is used to adjust volume. A toggle switch (on the D744 board) can enable the
BYPASS mode. The DTS-ECP will also automatically go into the BYPASS mode if a fault occurs on CPU
or DSP boards. When BYPASS is enabled, a red LED (on the D744 board) lights to indicate the DTS-ECP is
in the BYPASS mode. The D744 board is located behind the control module on the front panel.
A universal fused power supply allows connection to all AC power sources. A standard power cord is
provided. An optional DC supply may be used via the “AUX POWER” connector and is used for
emergency backup power (
±12 VDC to ±15 VDC at 2 amps).
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1.3. REGULATORY NOTICES
EMI NOTICE
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant
to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates,
uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this
equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be
required to correct the interference at his own expense.
Canadian Department of Communications compliance statement:
This equipment does not exceed Class A limits per radio noise emissions for digital apparatus set out in
the Radio Interference Regulation of the Canadian Department of Communications. Operation in a
residential area may cause unacceptable interference to radio and TV reception requiring the owner or
operator to take whatever steps are necessary to correct the interference.
Avis de conformite aux normes du ministere des Communications du Canada:
Cet equipment ne depasse pas les limites de Classe A D'emission de bruits radioelectriques pour les
appareils numeriques telles que perscrites par le Reglement sur le brouillage radioelectrique etabli par le
ministere des Communications du Canada. L'exploitation faite en milieu residentiel peut entrainer le
brouillage des receptions radio et television, ce qui olbigerait le proprietaire ou l'operateur a prendre les
dispositions necessaires pour en eliminer les causes.
The DTS system has been granted the following patents:
United States of America Patent Nos. 5155510, 5386255, 5450146, 5751398
Australia Patent Nos. 652965, 661614
Europe Patent Nos. 0551424, 0615631, 0473677, 0632922, 0666495
Japan Patent Nos. 2033555, 2708961
India Patent No. 181427
Russia Patent No. 2088962
Korea Patent Nos. 153028, 0185423
France Patent Nos. 8906807, 9114963
Canada Patent No. 2016028
As of July 16, 1999
PATENTS
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1.4. UNPACKING
The packaging is designed to handle normal shipping and handling. Upon receipt of shipment, check for
signs of damage before opening and report all damage to the carrier. All shipments made from DTS are
customer responsibility once they leave our premises.
Before installation is begun it is suggested that a complete inventory be taken to minimize problems or
questions during installation. Additionally, save all packing material until installation is complete in the
unlikely event that a component(s) requires return to the factory. Use the packing slip that came with
your unit to verify received inventory.
The following is a sample packing list:
• DTS-ECP processor and power cord
• Installation Hardware (mounting screws, and two each 25-pin & 9-pin “D” connectors w/solder cups)
• Manual
NOTES:
Reader head(s) provided when system upgraded to “digital”
If any of the items on your packing list cannot be found in shipping carton, contact DTS with the P/N and
description of the missing item(s). Refer to “
RETURNS,” before sending any product back to DTS.
RETURNS
For warranty repair, exchange or getting replacement parts, please call your local DTS office or dealer.
A DTS Return Authorization number is required before sending any item back to the factory. At the
time of the call, DTS will require that you provide the serial number of any unit(s) or reader(s) for return
before warranty replacement units will be sent. All return packaging should be clearly marked with the
Return Authorization number on the outside of the package.
Please send all returns to:
North America Europe
Digital Theater Systems, Inc.DTS SA
5171 Clareton DriveUnit 5, Tavistock Industrial Estate
Agoura Hills, California 91301-4523 USARuscombe LaneTelephone: (818) 706-3525 Twyford, Berkshire RG10-9NJ UK
or toll free in USA: 800-959-4109 Telephone: 44-1189-349199
Customer Service Fax: (818) 879-2746 Fax: 44-1189-349198
Japan
DTS Japan (Liaison Office)
AT Communications KK
2-14-4 Shinonome, Koto-ku
135-0062 Tokyo, Japan
DTS requires the above information in order to provide you proper and timely technical support.
PLEASE fill page out andsend to DTS, attention Customer Service, fax
Digital Theater Systems, Inc.
5171 Clareton Drive
Agoura Hills, California 91301-4523 USA
Telephone: (818) 706-3525 / (800) 959-4109
www.dtsonline.com
(toll free USA only)
Thank you for choosing DTS!
(818) 879-2746.
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1.5. WARRANTY INFORMATION
Equipment manufactured by Digital Theater Systems, Inc. is warranted against defects in materials and
workmanship for one year from date of purchase. There are no other expressed or implied warranties.
Digital Theater Systems, Inc. obligation is restricted to repair and replacement of defective parts. Under
no circumstances will Digital Theater Systems, Inc. be liable for any other damage, either direct or
consequential.
All requests for repairs or information should include the unit serial number to ensure rapid service.
1.6. DTS AUTHORIZED SERVICE CENTERS
DTS has service centers around the world. Please contact your local DTS office for more information.
1.7. DTS TECHNICAL SUPPORT
North America (corporate headquarters in California)
Telephone: (818) 706-3525 or continental USA: (800) 959-4109
Fax: (818) 706-1868
DTS engineers are available to assist you. If you have an emergency after business hours, please
leave a message on the answering service and we will return your call as soon as possible.
Europe (UK)
Telephone: +44-1189-349199
Fax: +44-1189-349198
Japan
Telephone: +81(0)3.5564.7156
Fax: +81(0)3.3520.1022
INTERNET users may email DTS technical support at the following address:
cinematech@dtsonline.com
DTS Web Site address:
www.dtsonline.com
In the web site, there is a section called “cinema” “techcenter” that contains product information,
manuals, technical bulletins, and email access to DTS field engineers. Use of this information is
free to all internet users. Everyone is required to fill out the on-line questionnaire before access to
the “techcenter” is granted. Once the questionnaire is completed, you will receive instant access
to the DTS ‘techcenter’ and a password.
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1.8. REQUIRED EQUIPMENT, TEST FILM, and TOOLS
EQUIPMENT
The following equipment is required:
• DTS CP Setup software
• Real Time Analyzer (customer provided)
• Single calibrated microphone or mic multiplexer with set of calibrated microphones
• Laptop PC and a null modem cable (customer provided)
• DTS Upload/Download software
• SPL meter (customer provided)
• Oscilloscope (customer provided)
• DTS technician’s kit (purchased separately, not included with the DTS-ECP)
The kit is required to adjust and check the DTS digital format. It consists of:
) DS1, 6-track Setup *Disc. To verify digital levels, check automatic default switching, and verify operation of
CD-ROM drives (when installed)
the
) “Buzz and Bill Show” Film and *Disc. To test the performance of DTS-ECP
) Empirical Test *Disc. To test theater’s sound system through the DTS-ECP (when DTS Digital installed)
) DTS trimpot tweeker. To adjust level trim pots
) DTS T-Shirt. So you’ll be looking good !
NOTES: *Disc requires the DTS Digital option to be installed.
TEST FILM
The following test films will be required to adjust and check the (A-chain) optical formats:
• 50% modulation tone test film
• Pink noise test film
• Buzz track film
• 1 kHz cross-talk cell alignment film
TOOLS
The following tools will be needed:
• Scope probe and test leads for A-Chain adjustment. The test leads should have dual-ended plugs
at 0.080 inches long and be 2mm in diameter (
• Multimeter
• Flat-bladed and Phillips screwdrivers, various sizes
• Adjustable wrench
• Wire cutters and strippers
• Soldering iron and solder
• Pliers
• Electrical tape
• Flashlight
example: Pomona 3901 or 3221).
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SECTION 2 INSTALLATION, JUMPERS, AND INTERFACING
2.1. INSTALLING THE DTS-ECP INTO THE SOUND RACK
DTS-ECP expandable cinema processor is designed to mount into a standard 19” wide sound rack. The
processor is 7" (4U) tall and 17" deep. Select a space in the sound rack where the processor will be at eye
level for most operators. Bolt the DTS processor into the rack. One rack unit of space should remain
open above and below the unit in observance of ventilation requirements.
• The ambient temperature within the rack may be greater than room ambient temperature. The
maximum temperature for the equipment in this environment is 50°C. Consideration should be
given to the maximum rated ambient.
• Installation should be such that the amount of air flow required for safe operation is not
compromised, and that a hazardous condition is not achieved due to uneven loading.
• Check nameplate ratings to assure there is no overloading of supply circuits that could have an
effect on over-current protection and supply wiring.
• Reliable grounding of this equipment should be maintained. Particular attention should be given
to supply connections when connecting to power strips, rather than direct connections to the
branch circuit. Connect earth ground wire to #6 terminal provided on the DTS-ECP back panel.
• A quality surge / spike suppresser power strip is recommended to protect the DTS-ECP processor.
• Never block the side vents of the DTS-ECP. Free air flow within the unit prevents over-heating
and keeps dirt from being sucked in through the CD-ROM drives (when installed).
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2.2. CONNECTING THE DTS-ECP
Refer to Section 9 Wiring Diagrams or Appendix A Pin-out Tables when making cables. Connections to
the DTS-ECP are made primarily via 9-pin or 25-pin “D” connectors, Phoenix and RCA-type connectors.
• Ensure that the DTS-ECP front panel power switch is in the OFF position.
• Lift off the display panel and verify that all three circuit cards are fully inserted.
The solar cell from the projector is connected to P5 “PROJ 1 OPTICAL INPUT”. If there is a second
projector, it is connected to P4 “PROJ 2 OPTICAL INPUT”. Connect a (DTS supplied) ferrite suppressor
around each cable going to a solar cell (on projector).
Main audio output is available at P2 “TO POWER AMPS”. This connector contains 12 output signals:
High and low frequency outputs for bi-amping each of the six channels. Installations with external
crossovers use the wideband (HF) outputs only (LF outputs are not used for wideband applications). The
D744 analog board jumpers must be set for either “bi-amp” or “wideband”. See Section 2.3
The internal crossover frequency is set by plug-in crossover resistor packs in D744. Consult speaker
manufacturer for crossover frequency requirement. See Appendix B for available resistor packs – these
must be removed if using unit in WIDEBAND mode.
To verify sound at the speaker amps, connect their outputs to P1 “MONITOR IN”. The enables the use of
the front panel monitor speaker and its selector switches. Wideband applications use P1 HF inputs only.
As the built-in monitor speaker is for reference only, it will be desirable to attach a self-powered
amplified speaker to the P3 “MONITOR OUT” RCA-type connector. The addition of an auxiliary monitor speaker provides higher volume capabilities and better frequency response.
A NONSYNC source, such as a CD player, connects to P9A “NONSYNC L” and P9B “NONSYNC R” inputs.
These are RCA-type connectors and accept 300mV (line level) unbalanced signal. The NONSYNC signal
can be a normal stereo or matrix encoded source.
Timecode connectors are not used until the DTS Digital (Model DPP) is added.
Any six-track analog source at a 300mV can be connected to P8 “6-TRACKANALOG IN”.
Format pulses from an automation system are connected to either P15 “STATUS/CONTROLA” or P16
“STATUS/CONTROLB”. Any of the six formats, mute, trim feature, or projector changeover can be
selected from this connector. These connectors also contain LED drive voltages for a remote front (or
status)
panel. NOTE: At this time, the RS422 connectors are not useable with digital automation.
P23 “HEARING IMPAIRED” output provides a center-weighted mix of the left, center, and right channels
for use with a hearing impaired sound system.
Connect the ACpower cable to the DTS-ECP processor. (NOTE: The DTS-ECP processor is a computer
based system and as such can be susceptible to power line surges. A goodquality surge and spike suppressormade for computers is recommended). Two power supplies provide power to the DTSECP unit. Both supplies are fused and automatically adjust to incoming AC mains voltages: From 100
VAC to 240 VAC, between 50 and 60 Hz.
If using a DTS E342 remote front panel, connect it to P11A/B RS422 connector (either one).
If using a remote fader, connect it to P28 REMOTE FADER connector.
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2.3. D744 ANALOG BOARD JUMPERS
Jumper Functions
Before powering the DTS-ECP, verify the jumpers on the D744 analog board are set for your
application. The D744 board is programmable (
via jumpers) for the following operations:
• Balanced or Unbalanced output for all six channels Surrounds and sub don’t use crossovers
• Wideband or Crossover output for all six channels for 5.1, are available for 6.0 operation.
• Screen loss compensation for Left, Center, and Right channels
• Time alignment delay for Left, Center, and Right channels
• Balanced or Unbalanced input and output for external NR connector
• Wake-up state of the booth monitor (Rev. J D744 boards use dip switch instead of jumpers)
Factory Settings
Unless specified otherwise, the DTS-ECP will be shipped with the following settings:
• Balanced Output
• Wide-band Output
• Screen Loss Compensation = OUT
• Time Alignment Delay = OUT
• Balanced Input and Output for External NR connector
• Booth Monitor Wake-up Mode:
* Left, Center, Right = On, Surrounds & Sub = Off
* AMPS = Off
* Internal Speaker = On
If any of the defaults are not the required configuration, change the jumpers accordingly. Use the
“Jumper Settings” tables in Appendix B or drawing on 2-7 to identify and change the correct jumper.
Changing the Jumper Settings
• Turn off the power. The DTS-ECP must not be powered when removing the boards.
• Remove the front panel by turning the thumbscrews counter-clockwise. Once the screws are
released from their sockets, the front panel can be removed and hung on the front of the chassis by
hooking its side catches to the two inside studs of the chassis opening. See drawing on page 2-4.
• There are three circuit boards behind the front display. The top board is the D744 analog board. It
contains the jumpers and crossover headers that the user can modify. The middle D741 board is
for Digital Signal Processing. The bottom D740 board is for CPU functions, stores software
memory, and contains the
RESET button. The middle and bottom boards require no adjustments
and contain no user serviceable parts. They should not be removed during setup..
• Remove the smaller of the two ribbon cables (24-pin) from the display. This cable is permanently
attached to the D744 board (top circuit board).
• The D744 board can now be removed by gently lifting the white levers on each side. You may
now gently slide the D744 board out from the chassis. Do not pull it out by the ribbon cable.
• To change D744 settings, use drawing on page 2-7 to find appropriate jumpers and crossover
headers. This information is also in Appendix B tables and charts.
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How to remove and hang the front panel
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What is behind the front panel
There are two RS232 ports on the DTS-ECP. One is located on the rear panel and the other on the
COMPORT panel, shown above. Both perform the same function of interfacing the DTS-ECP to a PC.
Using a null modem cable, connect the serial port of your PC to either the front or back RS232 connector.
Use one or the other, do not use both at the same time. After the DTS-ECP is fully booted, you may now
start the DTS Upload/Download program or the DTS CP Setup Software program on your PC.
The switch on COMPORT panel is selectable for front or back:
y Set to” back” when choosing to use the rear panel RS232 connector
y Set to “front” when choosing to use the RS232 connector on the
COMPORT panel
The “FRONT PANEL” cable connects to the front “CONTROL” panel.
The
RESET button on D741 is used to reboot the DTS-ECP.
NOTE:
* The DTS-ECP
D740-01 CPU board is not compatible with the D740 CPU board used on a DTS-6AD.
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NOTES
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2.4. AUXILARY DC POWER SUPPLY CONNECTION
A separate 3-pin Phoenix connector is available for emergency power. A backup supply is highly
recommended for failsafe operation. The BYPASS circuits on the D744 board require voltage of
+12 VDC and –12 VDC to operate. If the internal power supplies fail, an external DC supply
that has both positive and negative output is required. It connects to the rear panel AUX POWER
P7A via a 3-pin Phoenix connector.
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2.5. INTERFACING TO OTHER SOUND SYSTEMS/SOURCES (see WDE237, Section 9)
Automation Interfacing
The “STATUS/CONTROL” connectors are available for interfacing to automation systems.
External 6-Track
The 6-TRACK ANALOG IN connector, P8, on the back of the DTS-ECP, can receive any 300mV
50% modulation (85dB) analog sound source. Most common sources are from 6-track magnetic
print masters, other digital sound systems, and external microphones (witha mic preamplifier).
Reference input level is 300mV (each channel). The DTS-ECP master fader on the front panel
controls overall playback volume. There is no individual channel level adjustment for EXTERNAL.
Front panel “
EXT 6 TRK” button controls access to this sound source.
DolbyTM Model DA-20
The Dolby Model DA-20 is used to supply the Dolby DigitalTM sound track to the DTS-ECP. The
DA-20 audio output connects to the DTS-ECP “6-TRACK ANALOG IN”, P8, connector. It’s sense
control connects to one of the DTS-ECP “STATUS/CONTROL”, P15/16, connectors.
The DA-20 sense circuit requires that a rotary switch (in the DA-20) be set so that the DTS-ECP
will automatically switch to the sound format key used to access the Dolby DigitalTM input at P8.
In the DTS-ECP, this is normally the “EXT 6 TRK” button.
y In the DA-20, set the top rotary switch on the Cat. 611A “Cinema Processor Interface Card” to
setting 6 (CP45/65/500 Auto Digital Disabled). This is true for DA-20 units using new software.
This will allow the Dolby DigitalTM sound track to automatically switch in & out.
NOTE: DA-20 units with old software, should set rotary switch to setting 2 (CP45/65/500 Auto Digital).
y Set up the DA-20 using instructions in the DA-20 Manual. Use “Dolby Digital Test Film” to
test its operation with the DTS-ECP.
y See “External 6-Track Analog Source”, above, for more details.
External Crossovers
The DTS-ECP allows the use of external crossovers. When used, the D744 channel jumpers are
set for WIDEBAND, the crossover headers are open, and only the “HF” in/outputs are used.
Internal Crossovers
If internal crossovers are used, verify the value of the D744 crossover header resistors are
appropriate for the crossover frequency required by your speaker’s manufacturer. The D744
channel jumpers should be set for
speaker’s high frequency drivers may be compromised.
(continued)
BI-AMPED. NOTE: If the jumpers are set for WIDEBAND, the
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2.5. INTERFACING TO OTHER SOUND SYSTEMS/SOURCES (continued)
Remote Fader Option
A remote fader may be used to control the DTS-ECP overall playback sound. See SDE238 in
Section 9 for circuit details. The remote fader is enabled when P28, pin 3 is grounded.
(Auxiliary) Monitor Speaker
A self-powered amplified speaker can be used as an external monitor speaker. When connected, it
is always active. The
MONITOR buttons control which channels are listened to and the sound
source: From the amplifier or at the DTS-ECP output. For amplifier output, switch on the
“
AMPS” button. For the DTS-ECP output, the “AMPS” button should be switched off.
Digital Amplifiers
The SPDIF connectors: P25, P26, and P27 are used with digital amplifiers and speakers.
Digital Automation
Contact DTS for protocol specifications, Technical Notice E374.
External Microphone
An external microphone requires the use of a microphone preamplifier that delivers an output of
300mV. The output of the preamplifier may be fed into either P9A/B = NONSYNC L/R or P8 =
6-TRACK ANALOG IN. The master fader on the front panel controls playback volume. The
designated front panel button accesses the microphone input:
y P8 uses theEXT 6-TRK button
y P9A/B uses theNONSYNC button
NONSYNC
A NONSYNC stereo source of 300mV such as a CD or tape machine may be used on the DTS-ECP
A/B = NONSYNC L/R. Both connectors should be used. The NONSYNC output is controlled
at P9
by the
NONSYNC button. The master fader on the front panel controls playback volume.
NONSYNC signal routing to the surrounds is available via DTS CP Setup Software in Options,
“NONSYNC MODE”:
y Screen NONSYNC L heard screen left, NONSYNC R heard screen right
y Surround NONSYNC L heard in left surround, NONSYNC R heard in right surround
y Screen & NONSYNC L heard screen left and left surround, and NONSYNC R heard
Surround screen right and right surround.
y Matrix NONSYNC L and NONSYNC R signals are fed through the DTS-ECP’s
matrix decoder to derive left, center, right and surround channel outputs.
This mode should be used to playback material that has been matrix
(surround) encoded such as pre-recorded video tape.
(continued)
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2.5. INTERFACING TO OTHER SOUND SYSTEMS/SOURCES (continued)
External Noise Reduction
External Noise Reduction may be used for stereo or Lt/Rt signals. The EXTERNAL NOISE
REDUCITON
connection, P6, is selectable for balanced or unbalanced on the D744 via
programming jumpers. It can be fed into an external NR unit or be used with another Lt/Rt signal
from a magnetic sound print master. Matrix may be disabled via DTS CP Setup Software in
Options, “DISABLE MATRIX”. Highlight box to enable this feature.
DTS E342 Remote Front Panel (option)
Connect the DTS E342, Remote Front Panel, to P11A or P11B (“AUTOMATION”) connectors.
Once plugged in, both the remote and ECP front panels are active.
2.6. POWERING THE DTS-ECP, BOOT-UP SEQUENCE.
Once the DTS-ECP is completely connected to the automation and sound systems, the power
switch may be enabled. Once powered, the unit will progress through a boot-up sequence.
During the boot-up sequence, all the display LEDs will briefly illuminate, the BYPASS mode will
enable, the internal speaker will enable, and the drives will be checked (if installed). Once fully
booted, the DTS-ECP fader display should show a number and the NONSYNC format should be
enabled (this will occur unless the DTS CP Setup Software, automation, or remote front panel is enabling a
different format
).
The booth monitor “wake-up” state is set by a dip switches on the D744 board. See Page 2-7. If
the internal speaker does not enable or none/some of the AMP buttons enable, check the dip switch
settings. After the boot-up sequence, the internal speaker will remain enabled. The booth
monitor’s LEFT, CENTER, RIGHT, SW, INT SPK buttons should be illuminated (enabled). The
fader display should contain a number, as shown below. If the fader display does contain a
number, the DTS-ECP is not fully booted.
VOLUME
BYPASS
MONITOR
AMPS LCR
INT
LS RS SW
SPK
OR
O
= OFF
= ON
MONO
A TYPE
SR TYPE
EXT 6 TRK
NON SYNC
CONTROL
MUTE
FADER
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