Philips DR500 User Manual

Digital Audio Satellite Receiver
DR500 User Guide
NOTICE
AND FULLY UNDERSTAND AND FOLLOW ALL OF THE CONTENTS OF THIS GUIDE PRIOR TO OPERATING THIS EQUIPMENT, OR PARTS THEREOF, MAY RESULT IN DAMAGE TO THE EQUIPMENT, OR PARTS THEREOF, AND TO ANY PERSONS INSTALLING AND/OR OPERATING THE SAME.
DMX does not assume any liability arising out of the application or use of any products, component parts, circuits, software, or firmware described herein. DMX further does not convey any license under its patent, trademark, copyright, or common-law rights nor the similar rights of others. DMX further reserves the right to make any changes in any products, or parts thereof, described herein without notice. © Copyright 1999 Digital Music Express 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. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is
connected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
CAUTION: Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by DMX could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
WARNING
Shock Hazard!
Do Not Open The DR500 Equipment!
Service Only By DMX!
Gefährliche Spannung!
Öffnen des Gerätes und Service nur durch DMX!
The DR500 contains no user-serviceable parts. Do not attempt to service this product yourself.
Any attempt to do so will negate any and all warranties.
To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this appliance to rain or moisture.
CAUTION
RISK OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
DO NOT OPEN
CAUTION: To Reduce The Risk Of Electric Shock,
Do Not Remove Cover (Or Back).
No User-Serviceable Parts Inside.
Refer Servicing To Qualified Service Personnel.
Précautions: Pour éviter toute décharge électrique, ne pas enlever le couvercle. Les pieces a l’interieur ne sont pas
reparables. Faire appel uniquement á un personnel qualifié.
This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated “dangerous voltage” within the product’s enclosure that may be of sufficient magnitude to constitute a risk of electric shock to persons.
This symbol is intended to alert the user to the presence of important operating and maintenance (servicing) instructions in the literature accompanying the appliance.
‘Dolby’ and the ‘Double-D’ symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation. AC-3 digital audio system manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Important Information .............................................................................................................. ix
Getting Started ......................................................................................................................... ix
Section 1: System Overview and Component Descriptions
System Features .......................................................................................................................12
What is DMX? .........................................................................................................................12
DBS System Overview.............................................................................................................13
DR500 System Components ....................................................................................................15
DR500 Digital Audio Satellite Receiver ..................................................................15
DR500 Front Panel ...................................................................................15
DR500 Back Panel....................................................................................16
DMR Remote Control Units.....................................................................................17
DMR-22 Remote Control .........................................................................18
DMR-28 DMX/DJ Remote Control..........................................................19
Additional DR500 Receivers....................................................................................................20
Section 2: Installation and Connections
Before You Begin ....................................................................................................................20
DR500 Shipment Checklist ..............................................................................................21
Choosing a Good Location.......................................................................................................23
Safety Precautions....................................................................................................................23
Connecting the DR500 to Your Audio System ........................................................................24
Connection Guidelines .............................................................................................24
Connecting the DR500 to Your Stereo System ........................................................25
Connecting the DR500 to Your Monaural System ...................................................26
If the Audio Equipment Has a Direct Digital Coaxial Input.....................................26
Antenna Installation and Alignment.........................................................................................27
Connecting Multiple Receivers to One Antenna ......................................................................28
Recommended Equipment .......................................................................................................28
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Section 3: Getting Started and Basic Operations
Section Topics............................................................................................................................1
Starting up the DR500................................................................................................................3
Turning the DR500 ON and OFF...............................................................................................4
Basic Operational Information ...................................................................................................4
Correcting Errors........................................................................................................................5
Checking the Clock ....................................................................................................................5
Setting the Volume.....................................................................................................................5
Muting the Volume ....................................................................................................................6
Selecting a Channel....................................................................................................................7
Front Panel Channel Selection ...................................................................................7
Remote Control Channel Selection ............................................................................7
Recalling a Channel ...................................................................................................................8
Scanning Channels .....................................................................................................................8
DMX/DJ Functions ....................................................................................................................8
Viewing Current Audio Information ..........................................................................8
Viewing the Time.......................................................................................................9
Section 4: Advanced Operations
Section Topics............................................................................................................................1
Forced Tune Events....................................................................................................................3
Setting Forced Tune Events........................................................................................3
Checking Forced Tune Events....................................................................................4
Clearing Forced Tune Events .....................................................................................4
Local Channel Management.......................................................................................................5
Deleting Authorized Channels....................................................................................5
Adding Authorized Channels .....................................................................................5
Setting the Dynamic Range........................................................................................................6
Checking Dynamic Range Settings ............................................................................................7
Clearing the Dynamic Range .....................................................................................................7
Setting the Dynamic Range Global Default ...............................................................................7
Setting the Transponder Frequency............................................................................................8
Checking the Transponder Frequency........................................................................................9
Checking Signal Quality ............................................................................................................9
Front Panel Lockout.................................................................................................................11
Setting the Front Panel Lockout ...............................................................................11
Clearing the Front Panel Lockout.............................................................................11
DMX/DJ Functions ..................................................................................................................11
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Checking the DR500’s ID Number ..........................................................................11
Checking the DR500’s Status...................................................................................12
Section 5: Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Maintenance ...............................................................................................................................1
Cleaning the DR500 Receiver....................................................................................................1
Troubleshooting Tips .................................................................................................................1
Section 6: Specifications
Appendix A: Warranty and Repair Information
Warranty Statement ...................................................................................................................................1
Return Procedures DMX Affiliates.......................................................................................................3
Appendix B: DR500 Reference Sheet
Appendix C: DR501 User Manual Addendum
DR500 (E-6)
Rev. C 10/94
Welcome to the world of premier digital audio service provided by DMX. This guide is your handbook for using the DR500 Digital Audio Satellite Receiver and the DMR-22 and DMR-28 DMX/DJ remote control units.
The sections in this guide provide step-by-step instructions for a variety of tasks and activities, including DR500 system connections, channel scanning and selection, setting forced tune times and dynamic ranges, and instantaneous viewing of programming information.
These exciting options, combined with up to 120 available channels delivering commercial-free, CD­quality music, provide you the:
Variety to select music formats that meet your individual business image and needs
Flexibility to create tailored music programs for multiple environments, which you can vary by
the hour, day, week, or season
Ability to maintain complete local control over your music
Important Information
Throughout this guide you will find two symbols designed to help you identify important information. These symbols are:
The note identifies information for the proper operation of your equipment, including
helpful hints, shortcuts, or important reminders.
The exclamation point identifies information that requires careful attention in
order to prevent equipment damage and/or injury to the operator.
Getting Started
Before you begin using the DR500 Receiver, you need to:
Install the DMX/DBS receiver and equipment, which is generally done by your local DMX affiliate or a professional installer.
If your DMX/DBS receiver and equipment have not been installed, refer to Section 2:
Installation.
Read the appropriate sections of this User Guide as noted below.
Do not plug in the DR500 Receiver until you have connected the system and read
Section 3: Basic Operations.
If you are new to satellite communications or are unfamiliar with either the DR500 or the remote control, you should read the following sections before unpacking or operating this product:
Section 1 for an overview of the DMX/DBS system and equipment
Section 2 helps you get started and contains a full set of DR500 connection procedures
Section 3 for DR500 start-up and basic operations
Section 5 to review maintenance procedures or if you encounter difficulties and need
troubleshooting information
Other sections as needed
DR500 (E-7)
Rev. C 10/94
If you are an experienced user familiar with the DR500 and its remote control, you may wish to review the following sections before unpacking or operating this product:
Section 1 for an overview of the DMX/DBS system and equipment
Section 3 for DR500 start-up and to review basic operations
Section 4 for advanced operations
Appendix E to use the DR500 Reference Sheet
Other sections as needed
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DR500 Reference
DR500 General Functions and Commands
Channel
Recall Press LAST. Scan Press SCAN. Select Enter the channel number using the NUMERIC keys.
OR Use the TUNEÙ or TUNEÚ keys.
Locally Managed Channels
Add Tune to the desired channel.
Press PRESET 940.
Delete Tune to the desired channel.
Press PRESET 950.
Clock
Check Press PRESET 100.
Dynamic Range
Check Tune to the desired channel.
Press PRESET 110.
Clear Press PRESET 510.
Clears all dynamic range settings from memory.
Set Tune to the desired channel.
Press PRESET 910. Enter the dynamic range code and press STORE.
Global Press PRESET 960.
Enter the dynamic range code and press STORE.
Forced Tune Events
Check Tune to the desired channel.
Press PRESET 130.
Clear Press PRESET 530.
Clears all forced tune event settings from memory.
Set Tune to the desired channel.
Press PRESET 930. Enter the hour and press STORE.
Signal Quality
Press PRESET 180.
Press any key to clear display.
Transponder Frequency
Check Press PRESET 120. Set Press PRESET 920.
Enter the transponder frequency and press STORE.
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Rev. C 10/94
DR500 Reference
Volume
Set Adjust the volume using the controls on your stereo system. Mute Press MUTE.
To return to normal volume, press MUTE again.
DMX/DJ View Functions and Commands
Audio Info. Press VIEW.
Press MORE to see additional information.
DR500 Status Press PRESET 150 and press VIEW.
Press MORE to see additional information. Time Press PRESET 100 and press VIEW. Unit ID Press PRESET 190 and press VIEW.
DR500 PRESET Commands and Functions
PRESET 100 Check the DR500 clock. PRESET 110 Check the dynamic range for a selected channel. PRESET 120 Check transponder frequency. PRESET 130 Check the forced tune event for a selected channel. PRESET 150 Check status of DR500. PRESET 160 Toggle LNB Power Supply On/Off. PRESET 180 Check the signal quality. PRESET 190 Check DR500 Unit ID Number. PRESET 310 Toggle Generation of Pink Noise On/Off. PRESET 510 Clear all dynamic range settings from memory. PRESET 530 Clear all forced tune event settings from memory. PRESET 910 Set the dynamic range for a selected channel. PRESET 920 Set transponder frequency. PRESET 930 Set the forced tune event for a selected channel. PRESET 940 Add authorized channels. PRESET 950 Delete authorized channels. PRESET 960 Set global dynamic range. PRESET 970 Front panel lockout. PRESET 975 Volume control.
DR500 (E-10)
Rev. C 10/94
Thank you for subscribing to Digital Music Express! This section describes the Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS) receiver and equipment that are used to deliver the best in CD-quality music. The equipment includes:
Satellite dish receiving antenna, low noise block (LNB) amplifier, and connecting cable
Digital Audio Satellite Receiver, Model DR500
Remote control device, Model DMR-22 or Model DMR-28 DMX/DJ
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Rev. C 10/94
System Features
The DR500 DBS Satellite Receiver is a digital audio stereo decoder which easily integrates with most stereo or monaural amplifier systems. Key system features include:
Full CD quality 20 kHz stereo
120 stereo pairs available on one transponder
Dolby Digital compression
Storecasting and datacasting capabilities
User and network programmable forced tune events (dayparting)
Exclusive DMX/DJ IR remote provides artist, album, and title information
Multi-zone expansion capabilities
Utilizes a small, one-meter satellite dish in most CONUS locations
Digital audio output, Sony/Philips Digital Interface Format (SPDIF)
To fully appreciate the DMX/DBS service, you must have a separate stereo system that can be connected to the DR500. (For information on connecting the system, refer to “Connecting the DR500 to the Audio System” found in Section 2: Installation and Connections.
What is DMX MUSIC?
DMX MUSIC is an innovative music programming service that delivers up to 120 channels of CD-quality, commercial-free music via satellite transmission. To provide you with this unparalleled digital sound service, DMX MUSIC uses the latest satellite technology to deliver DMX/Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS) music to your location.
DR500 (E-12)
Rev. C 10/94
DBS System Overview
Although the use of satellites, satellite dishes, and receivers may seem complex, the DMX/DBS service uses a highly sophisticated system that makes channel selection and local music programming easier and simpler than using a VCR. It also allows DMX to deliver music of unprecedented linearity, sonic precision, and exceptional fidelity.
The DMX/DBS premiere digital audio service uses the following satellite technology:
Satellite Uplink Facility transmits music programming to the satellite through satellite dishes
Satellite relays the music programming signals to your satellite dish antenna
DBS Satellite Dish Antenna receives the music programming transmitted from the satellite and relays it to the DR500 Receiver. Your satellite dish can be as small as one meter and may be installed in various places on or around your location. The only constraint is that the satellite dish must be properly pointed at the satellite with no obstacles blocking the satellite signal.
DR500 (E-13)
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Once the DMX music programming is received at your location, your DR500 Receiver and associated audio components take over.
DR500 Digital Audio Satellite Receiver receives and decodes the digital audio programming information and sends it to your stereo amplifier system
Additional DR500 receivers provide you with additional
flexibility to create tailored music programs for multiple business environments that you can vary by the hour. Additional units can be integrated into your system at any time.
Remote Control device allows you to control and program the DR500 Receiver and DBS system
There are two available remote control devices: the DMR-22, which is
a basic remote control device, and the DMR-28 DMX/DJ, which provides additional programming information and functionality.
DR500 (E-14)
Rev. C 10/94
DR500 System Components
The DR500 Digital Audio Satellite Receiver is a digital audio stereo decoder that easily integrates with most stereo or monaural amplifier systems.
DR500 Digital Audio Satellite Receiver
The DR500 is the master receiver that connects to the satellite dish and your stereo or monaural amplifier system.
DR500 Front Panel
The front panel of the DR500 is used to turn the DR500 on and off and manually select music channels. The front panel consists of:
Power selector turns the DR500 on and off
When the DR500 is Off, a small green light appears on the front panel, indicating
that the DR500 is able to receive any information from the DMX/DBS National Authorization Control Center.
Music channel selectors allow you to tune to the next higher Ù or lower Ú channel If remote channel selection is preferred, use either the DMR-22 or DMR-28 DMX/DJ
Remote Controls.
Front panel display shows the current channel selection as well as other DR500 information
Stereo/Mono A/Mono B indicators - illuminates green to indicate either a stereo channel, or one of two mono subchannels.
Sync indicator illuminates green when the DR500 Receiver has locked onto the satellite
Authorized indicator illuminates green when you are authorized to receive the current channel
LNB PWR illuminates green to indicate LNB power is enabled. No illumination indicates LNB power is disabled. Blinking indicates a problem with the LNB power supply. (For more information, refer to Section 5: Maintenance and Troubleshooting.)
DR500 (E-15)
Rev. C 10/94
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