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AUDIO ANALOGUE

MANUAL

8   Features of construction
9   Description of the front panel
10 Description of the rear panel
11 Description of the remote control
12 Opening and inspection of the package
13 Connecting the 

 processor

14 BASIC FUNCTIONAL OPERATIONS

Switching the 

 Processor

Regulating the volume and mute

15Selection  of  the  audio  input,  for  the  listening

Examples to use the inputs

16 Notes about operating the audio input

Selection  of  the  input  for  the  analogue  recording
Selection  of  the  input  for  the  digital  recording
Notes regarding the recording video bar
Selection of the decoding bar

17 Stand-by

Brilliance of display
Automatic  memorization  of  the  functioning

     condition
18 Remote control
19Configuration  of  the 

  Processor

Set up activation
Set up navigation
Slip of the menu functions
Selection  of  the  menu  enhanced  function
Modification of the value of the numerical parameter
Exit from a menu
Emergency exit from the set up

20 SET-UP MAIN MENU  CONFIGURATION
21 AUDIO
22 VIDEO
23 TRIGGER
24 TIMER
25 WATCH
26 LANGUAGE
27 REMOTE CONTROL
28 SPEAKERS
29 LEVELS
30 DELAYS
31 SUB FREQUENCY CUT
32 DOLBY
33 DTS
34 PHONO GAIN
35 VIDEO

OUTPUTS

36 SYNCRONISMS
37 VIDEO CONNECTIONS
38 VIDEO DIRECT RECORDING
39 OUTPUT PROGRAMMATION MODE
40 OUTPUT COMP. MODE
41 STANDARD
42 TRIGGER CONNECTIONS
43 SWITCHING OFF
44 TIMER SET UP
45 WATCH SET UP
46 REMOTE CONTROL
     BASIC CODE PROGRAMMATION
47 IR CODE
48 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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Summary of Contents for Cinecitta

Page 1: ...AUDIO ANALOGUE multi channel audio video processor MANUAL Version 0 0 10 03 ...

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Page 3: ...ible and in good conditions Ensure to not obstruct ventilation to avoid excessive overheating The equipment should be kept to a minimal distance of 15 cm from any object and not to place on carpet or other soft surfaces Also the installation close to radiators or in close environments without ventilation should be avoided Do not switch on the equipment until it has not been correctly and completel...

Page 4: ... the best from your new amplifier we advice to use only components and cables of the highest quality follow our advice and the multi channel audio video processor will give you years of musical pleasure Please take some of your time to read this manual before installing your new processor We hope you enjoy your experience with Audio Analogue sound For your future guidance we advice you to take a n...

Page 5: ...of the lips of Loren and also more recently of the blood bath of Scorsese in Gangs of New York and of the dirty businesses of the Godfather from Coppola is the Italian symbol in the history of the cinema in the world and for anybody who has watched a work of art shot over there is the symbol of the emotion AUDIO ANALOGUE has entitled in this way its Audio Video reference frame to pay homage to the...

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Page 7: ...ce of display Automatic memorization of the functioning condition 18 Remote control 19Configuration of the Processor Set up activation Set up navigation Slip of the menu functions Selection of the menu enhanced function Modification of the value of the numerical parameter Exit from a menu Emergency exit from the set up 20 SET UP MAIN MENU CONFIGURATION 21 AUDIO 22 VIDEO 23 TRIGGER 24 TIMER 25 WATC...

Page 8: ...e analogue channel selected for listening prior to A D conversion Digital supply with 8 independent regulation phases Replaceable video card Channels Composite S Video and component Exits composite S Video Component YcbCr or RGB con configuration synchronism on 3x RCA connector or Dsub 15 Four formats are available contemporarily thanks to a cross conversion digital matrix It is possible to deacti...

Page 9: ...e available source on the digital tape exit appears on the display Releasing the button the output selector starts again its standard function and the signal on the display disappears 5 Set up activation Press contemporarily the buttons Analog Tape and Digital Tape to recall the set Up 6 Button Mute It activates and deactivates the audio signal muting When the muting is active the volume is reduce...

Page 10: ...h 8 channels 10 Pre audio output with 8 inputs 11 S Video video inputs 12 S Video video tape inputs and outputs 13 Video composite inputs 14 Tape Video composite inputs and outputs 15 Video inputs component 16 Synchronism output 17 Composite video output 18 RGB connected component Video Output 19 S Video Output 20 RGB progressive video component output 21 VGA Video Output 22 Audio Digital Tape Out...

Page 11: ...R Selects the option enhanced on the on screen display and on the processor s display 9 RTN Fast exit from display 10 Signals They allow the set up navigation 11 MODE Selection of the type of the decoding audio 12 DISPLAY It regulates the intensity of the text shown on the display 13 Button to regulate the display and keyboard s brilliance 14 Emitter IR 15 Receiver IR for learning Rear 1 LEARN But...

Page 12: ...not already in the remote control Open the lid of the space containing batteries of the remote control and insert them in the correct position close therefore the lid It will be necessary to program the remote control as indicated later If the remote control is already active the programming will not be necessary Choosing the place where to position the Cinecitta Processor The Cinecitta Processor ...

Page 13: ...therefore the pre audio Cinecitta exits to the amplifier inputs of the used amplifiers Whenever a trigger input compatible with the trigger exit of the Cinecitta Processor is available on the amplifier connect the supplied cable Consult the technical specifications of Cinecitta and of the amplifier to check to check the trigger compatibility Connect the Cinecitta Processor s video exits you want t...

Page 14: ... to lessen the listening level to 20dB With a normal listening level this is the equivalent to pass to a musical background level This function is useful when is suddenly necessary to diminish the volume for instance to reply to a phone call or to have a conversation or more when you want to replace the DD or the DVD For very low volumes it is possible that activating the mute provokes the total s...

Page 15: ...d DVD Audio multi channel or a an analog stereo channel SACD or DVD Audio stereo or again a digital channel DVD Video or Cd And what about the video inputs In a normal processor 3 different audio inputs correspond to 3 other video inputs In the case of the Cinecitta processor is possible to act on the set up to associate only one video input for instance the one connected to the video input of bet...

Page 16: ...ration Source Compression Available decoding ways Analogic Stereo bypass Dolby Pro Logic II DTS Neo 6 Digital Linear PCM Stereo no compression Dolby Pro Logic II DTS Neo 6 AC3 2 Channels Dolby Digital EX Pro Logic II Dolby Digital Pro Logic II Dolby Digital EX Dolby Digital AC3 multichannels Dolby Digital EX Dolby Digital DTS DTS ES DTS Depending on the chosen configuration for the surround speake...

Page 17: ...emperature to guarantee a longer duration of the equipment Display brilliance The intensity of the text s brilliance shown on the display can be regulated cyclically via remote control on four different levels Automatic memorization of the functioning condition It is good to remember that the Cinecitta Processor memorizes the various values of the functioning parameters which have be set up from t...

Page 18: ...des belonging to other 7 equipments it is so able to control by itself a very complex equipment processor DVD player satellite receiver television projector radio etc In case the remote control s batteries run off or if you want to use an other remote control it is possible to use the Cinecitta Processor to teach the IR codes For that purpose the Cinecitta processor is equipped with an IR emitter ...

Page 19: ...functions visualized is enhanced it is the funcion to be selected On the display on the front panel the function to select is always the one shown To underline another function on the OSD menu and change the one shown on the display it is possible to use left selector on the front panel or the buttons Up Arrow or Down Arrow on the remote control When in the OSD menu you try to enhance a voice proc...

Page 20: ... the sub section of the audio parameters VIDEO Access to the sub section of the video parameter TRIGGER Organizing menu of the trigger exit TIMER Organizing menu of the timer WATCH Menu for regulating the watch LANGUAGE Direct Exit menu to chose the language to use for the setup REMOTE CONTROL Menu to operate the remote control END End of the configuration 20 ...

Page 21: ... channels DELAYS Menu to regulate the delays associated with the channels FREQUENCY OF THE SUB CUT Direct Exit menu to chose the sub cut channel s frequency DOLBY Menu to organize the parameters associated with the decoding multi channel Dolby Digital EX and Dolby Pro Logic II DTS Menu to organize the parameters associated with the decoding multi channel DTS ES and DTS Neo 6 GAIN PHONO Direct exit...

Page 22: ...ganize the association between audio and video channels DIRECT REGISTRATION Direct Exit menu for activating deactivating the option to record the video signals PROGRESSIVE OUTPUT Direct output menu for choosing the format of the video signal in the progressive output COMPONENT EXIT Direct output menu for choosing the format of the video signal on the component output STANDARD Direct output menu fo...

Page 23: ...GGER LEVEL 1 2 TRIGGER CONNECTIONS END Description of the functions of the menu TRIGGER CONNECTION Menu to organize the association between each channel and trigger output condition END Coming back to the main set up menu 23 ...

Page 24: ... END Description of the functions of the menu AUTOMATIC SWITCH OFF Menu to set up the delay for the automatic delayed switch off TIMER SET UP Menu to set up the times for switching on and off and for different functions of the timer END Coming back to the main set up menu 24 ...

Page 25: ...NU CONFIGURATION WATCH LEVEL 1 4 WATCH HOW TO REGULATE THE WATCH END Description of the functions of the menu HOW TO REGULATE THE WATCH Menu to regulate the time END Coming back to the main set up menu 25 ...

Page 26: ...MENU CONFIGURATION LANGUAGE LEVEL 1 5 LANGUAGE ENGLISH ITALIAN FRANCAIS DEUTCH ESPAGNOL PORTUGUES Direct exit menu 26 ...

Page 27: ... END Description of the functions of the menu BASIC CODE SET UP Direct Exit menu for choosing the basic code connected to the messages received from the remote control TEACHING Menu for teaching the messages to an intelligent IR Remote Control END Coming back to the main set up menu 27 ...

Page 28: ...unctions of the menu MAIN Configuration of the main speakers front and left and front right CENTRAL Configuration of the central speaker SUBWOOFER Configuration of the subwoofer MAIN SURROUND Configuration of the main surround speakers REAR SURROUND Configuration of the back surround speakers END Coming back to the Audio menu 28 ...

Page 29: ...ce of the central channel RIGHT FRONT Regulating the relative level balance of the front right channel SUBWOOFER Regulating the relative level balance of the subwoofer SURRO PR SX Regulating the relative level balance of the main surround left channel SURR PR DX Regulating the relative level balance of the main surround right channel SURR POS SX Regulating the relative level balance of the back su...

Page 30: ...the front right channel The delay can be between Oms and 5ms SUBWOOFER Regulating the emission delay from the subwoofer The delay can be between Oms and 5ms SURROUND LEFT CHANNEL Regulating the emission delay from the main surround left channel The delay can be between Oms and 15ms SURROUND RIGHT CHANNEL Regulating the emission delay from the main surround right channel The delay can be between Om...

Page 31: ...NFIGURATION MENU AUDIO FREQUENCY SUB CUT LEVEL 2 1 4 SUB CUT FREQUENCY 60Hz 80Hz 100Hz 120Hz 150Hz 200Hz Note Direct Choice Menu The highest frequency cut is shown about electrostatic diffusion systems 31 ...

Page 32: ...OMPRESSION END Description of the function of the menu PLII MODE Selection of the decoding mode Pro LogicII COMPRESSION Dynamical compression level for the musical program for the Dolby Digital algoritms and Dolby Digital EX END Coming back to the Audio menu 32 ...

Page 33: ...MENU CONFIGURATION AUDIO DTS LEVEL 2 1 6 DTS DTS NEO 6 MODE END Description of the function of the menu DTS NEO 6 MODE Selecting the decoding mode DTS Neo 6 END Coming back to the Audio menu 33 ...

Page 34: ...1 7 PHONO GAIN MOVING MAGNET MOVING COIL Description of the functions of the menu MOVINGMAGNET Selecting the standard earn for 40dB for the phono input MOVINGCOIL Selecting the elevated earn for 60dB for the phono input Note Direct choice menu 34 ...

Page 35: ... Deactivating the composite video exit connector RCA yellow S VIDEO Activating Deactivating the video s video exit connector mini din 4 poli COMPONENT Activating Deactivating the video component exit RCA connectors green blue red PROGRESSIVE Activating Deactivating the video progressive exit RCA connectors green blue END Coming back to the Video menu 35 ...

Page 36: ...enting the composite synchronism connected to HS CS PORTRAIT LANDSCAPE Presenting the landscape synchronisms connected to the HS CS exit and the vertical synchronism connected to the VS output H V PROGRESSIVE Presenting the progressive landscape synchronism connected to the VS output NONE HS CS outputs and deactivated VS for the noise reduction Direct choice menu 36 ...

Page 37: ...dio input The list of the video sources includes the voice NONE Associating this function to an audio input you can obtain the deactivation of the video card when that audio input has been selected CREATION OF THE CONNECTIONSActivating the association between the audio source and the video source chosen with the 2 above functions This association implies that every time that the chosen audio sourc...

Page 38: ...ISABILITY ABILITY Description of the functions of the menu DISABILITY The direct connections between the composite monitor outputs and s video and connected video tape outputs are disabled ABILITY The tape video outputs and the monitor outputt have the same signal Direct choice menu 38 ...

Page 39: ...synchronism YpbPr NO SINCHRONISM The signal from the video progressive exit if active is in the YpbPr Format The synchronisms need to be taken from the HS CS and VS exits RGB The signal from the video progressive exit if active is in the RGB format The synchronisms need to be taken from the HS CS and VS outputs RGB ON GREEN SYNCRONISM The signal from the video progressive exit if active is in the ...

Page 40: ... taken from the HS CS and VS outputs YpbPr NO SYNCHRONISM The signal coming from the video progressive output if active is RGB The signal coming from the video progressive output if active is in RGB format The synchronisms have to be taken from the HS CS and VS exits RGB SYNCRONISM ON GREEN The signal coming from the video progressive output if active is in RGB format It is present the composite s...

Page 41: ...epts NTSC J standard video signals NTSC M The processor accepts NTSC M standard video signals NTSC 4 43 The processor accepts compatible NTSC 4 43 standard video signals PAL BGHID The processor accepts PAL BGHID standard video signals PAL N The processor accepts PALN standard video signals PAL60 The processor accepts PAL60 standard video signals PAL M The processor accepts PAL M standard video sig...

Page 42: ...er exit TRIGGER MODE The way the trigger works when the audio source is selected CREATION OF THE CONNECTIONS Activating the association between the audio source and the trigger modes chosen END Coming back to the trigger menu Note The audio sources list includes the function ALL If the trigger mode associated to this voice is different from OFF it is considered valid for all the audio inputs and t...

Page 43: ...ND Description of the functions of the menu ADDS 30 MINUTES Adds 30 minutes to the countdown for the switching off shown in the menu title If you try to add 30minutes when the set up time is 90 minutes the automatic switching off function will be deactivated END Coming back to the TIMER menu 43 ...

Page 44: ...MER MODE TIMER ON TIMER OFF END Description of the functions of the menu TIMER MODE Selecting the way the timer works TIMER ON to set up the timer to switch on the processor TIMER OFF To set up the timer to switch on the processor END coming back to the TIMER menu 44 ...

Page 45: ...scription of the functions of the menu Hh mm current memorized time in watch internal processor To change the time rotate the left knob to change the minutes rotate the right knob To confirm the set up timer and to go back to the watch menu press the button ANALOG TAPE 45 ...

Page 46: ...UP THE BASIC CODE BASIC CODE 16 BASIC CODE 19 Description of the functions of the menu BASIC CODE 16 The processor will accept IR commands whose group code is 16 BASIC CODE 19 The processor will accept IR commands whose group code is 19 Direct choice menu 46 ...

Page 47: ... RIGHT SIGN STAND BY DISPLAY BRILLIANCE END Note Teaching of the IR codes to an intelligent remote control through the IR emitter hidden from the plexiglass of the display left side Select the function of the command you want to teach using the left knob then press the button ANALOG TAPE to activate the enter of a train of IR commands The enter of a train of commands will be shown on the display 4...

Page 48: ...ving coil 1kHz Line analog inputs STEREO mode Line analog inputs Pro Logic II or DTS Neo 6 Digital inputs PCM 44 1 kHz STEREO mode Digital inputs PCM 192 kHz STEREO mode Electrical digital inputs IEC 60937 Dolby Digital EX mode Phono input 40dB gain STEREO mode Analog line inputs STEREO mode 20Hz 20kHz Phono input 40 dB gain STEREO mode 20Hz 20kHz Analog lane inputs phono input 40 dB gain STEREO m...

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