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Summary of Contents for CP650

Page 1: ...Model CP650 Digital Cinema Sound Processor Installation Manual Issue 4 Part No 91569...

Page 2: ...aboratories Inc Wootton Bassett Wiltshire SN4 8QJ England Telephone 44 1793 842100 Fax 44 1793 842101 Dolby and the double D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Auditorium Assist EQ...

Page 3: ...lm 2 1 2 1 3 Disconnect the Old System 2 2 2 2 Check Fuse and Bypass Mains Voltage Selector 2 2 2 3 Mount the CP650 2 3 2 4 Mount the Auditorium Assist Microphone 2 4 2 5 Connect the CP650 2 4 2 5 1 M...

Page 4: ...Bulk EQ 4 19 4 7 3 Setting Fine EQ 1 3 Octave 4 20 4 7 4 The EQ Assist Feature 4 22 4 7 5 Setting Subwoofer Channel EQ 4 23 4 7 6 Final Output Level Calibration 4 25 4 8 Final Sound Check Rotating Pi...

Page 5: ...Auto Surround EX Disable 7 12 7 13 Noise Gating 7 13 7 14 Running Auditorium Assist 7 14 7 14 1 Operation 7 14 7 14 2 Establish Reference Measurements 7 15 7 14 3 Auditorium Sound Check 7 16 7 14 4 F...

Page 6: ...wer Supply Black Cover 9 18 Wiring Diagram Power Supply Gold Cover 9 18 Exploded Views Digital Readers 9 19 Appendix A Software Operations A 1 Display Information About This CP650 Unit A 1 A 2 Updatin...

Page 7: ...riamplified Screen Speakers 2 16 System Signal Flow Chart 2 17 Figure 3 1 Front Panel Controls 3 1 Figure 3 2 Front Panel Display Showing All Possible Channels Active 3 2 Figure 3 3 Front Panel Displa...

Page 8: ...2 Figure 9 4 LED Assembly Initial Gap Setting 9 2 Figure 9 5 Scope Display of CP650 Video Test Point Signal 9 4 Figure 9 6 Adjust LED Assembly for Optimum Video Signal 9 4 Figure 9 7 LED Drive Current...

Page 9: ...B 1 Main Audio Output Connector Pinout B 1 Table B 2 Option Card I O Connector Pinout with Cat Nos 790 791 or 794 Installed B 2 Table B 3 Option Card I O Connector Pinout with Cat No 778 Installed B...

Page 10: ...s Added support for Auto Dolby Digital Surround EX switching external control via the RS 232 serial data port and the rotating pink noise feature The EQ Assist feature description was added to the ins...

Page 11: ...Decoder Card with four S PDIF digital inputs This card replaces the Cat No 794 adding three additional S PDIF digital inputs Added support for the Cat No 791 Digital Crossover Card This card plugs int...

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Page 13: ...ormat selection and control buttons makes it easy to install operate and maintain the CP650 Installation is further simplified by built in test instrumentation that includes a real time analyzer Third...

Page 14: ...P650 Dolby Digital soundtrack decoding Dolby A type and SR analog soundtrack decoding Dolby Digital Surround EX decoding Four AES EBU digital inputs Up to five AES EBU digital outputs Six channel anal...

Page 15: ...at No 778 Digital I O Board Cat No 779 Remote Control Unit Cat No 790 Dolby Digital Surround EXTM Decoder with Four Digital Inputs this board replaces the earlier Cat No 794 Cat No 791 Crossover Board...

Page 16: ...ed output impedance 100 load 600 Maximum level 26 dBu 15 5 V balanced loads 20 dBu 7 75 V unbalanced loads Dolby level output adjust range 31 to 12 dBu 20 780 mV Other Connections Cat No 779 remote co...

Page 17: ...vel Dynamic Range Typically 99 dB with fader set to 7 Power Requirements Main supply 100 120 and 200 240 VAC 50 60 Hz 100 W maximum including built in bypass power supply Unit designed to operate from...

Page 18: ...door to exciting new effects such as true 360 degree pans The back surround channel also makes front to back and back to front transitions more realistic Flyovers really seem to pass overhead rather...

Page 19: ...ital 5 1 mode Surround amplifiers Dolby CP650 Ls Bsl Bsr 10 Rs Ls Rs Ls Bsl Bsr Rs L e f t s u r r o u n d Back surround left R i g h t s u r r o u n d Back surround right Dolby Digital Surround EX mo...

Page 20: ...dress center channel Public address C 65 Public Address Surround Channels Public address LsRs 66 Test Tone 320 Hz 70 Video PA Nonsync 1 Video PA NS1 71 Video mono Nonsync 1 Video Mono NS1 73 Video LCR...

Page 21: ...y be lost If neither is available close inspection of the film itself will help distinguish the various types Digital data blocks are printed between the perforations on the side of the film next to t...

Page 22: ...talled To reduce the risk of fire replace only with fuses of the same type and rating Exposed portions of the power supply assembly are electrically hot In order to reduce the risk of electrical shock...

Page 23: ...Per una perfetta sicurezza ed al fine di evitare eventuali rischi di scossa lettrica o d incendio vanno osservate le seguenti misure di sicurezza o Assicurarsi che il selettore di cambio tensione sia...

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Page 25: ...1 Before Playing the Film Verify that the existing power amplifiers are in good working order Verify that the existing speakers are in good working order and that there are no loose or missing pieces...

Page 26: ...small flat blade screwdriver open the fuse compartment door on the AC power input housing See Figure 2 1 Figure 2 1 Main Fuse Assembly Remove the fuse carrier and check that the fuse in the active lef...

Page 27: ...this fuse blows the power supply has certainly failed 2 3 Mount the CP650 To avoid heat or hum pickup problems do not mount the Dolby CP650 immediately above or below the power amplifiers Locate the...

Page 28: ...ages to avoid radio frequency interference Note Follow all local codes and regulations covering electrical wiring It is recommended that conduit be used for wiring runs Connector shells have been incl...

Page 29: ...mal incandescent exciter lamp solar cell In order to provide the correct signal level for the cinema processor this small preamp board is mounted in the soundhead Some care needs to be given to the wi...

Page 30: ...50 allow these connections to be made The wire that connects either of these pins to the Cat No 655 audio ground should pass inside the same shield as the optical input cables and not connect with the...

Page 31: ...6 7 8 9 Cat No 655 Wiring Diagram Ground wire on pin 5 OPTIONAL Ground wire on pin 2 REQUIRED Vdd Vdd Shield Shield Belden 8451 or equivalent CP650 Optical In Figure 2 5 Cell Preamp Wiring Using Two...

Page 32: ...ctor of a CD player DAT recorder DVD player or any basic piece of digital audio equipment The inputs are S PDIF single ended signals To use these inputs a digital input format Format 80 81 88 89 or 90...

Page 33: ...level due to crosstalk between the used digital inputs and the unused digital inputs In a CP650 equipped with a Cat No 790 board the input type is S PDIF See Figure 2 7 for Option I O connector hooku...

Page 34: ...signal Also the unbalanced AES3 signal can connect to more than one piece of equipment by using the loop through connectors that are available on some devices and is robust for long cable runs Consume...

Page 35: ...conversion between the AES3id and S PDIF formats you can use high quality RCA phono plug to BNC adapters because the cable and impedance are both the same 75 For conversion between the AES EBU and AES...

Page 36: ...nel Mounting Screw Front Sub Panel Mounting Screws 7 Front Sub Panel Cat No 792 Bypass Power Regulator Bypass Power Supply Fuse Holder 5 X 20 MM 110 VAC T 200 mA L 220 VAC T 100 mA L Power Bypass Butt...

Page 37: ...nned copper twisted pair 22 AWG stranded tinned copper drain wire aluminum polyester shield 100 shield coverage conductor to conductor 75 pF per meter 5 6 9 8 7 4 3 1 2 L R 3 2 1 9 6 5 1 9 7 8 6 5 4 2...

Page 38: ...d Ls Left Surround R Screen Speakers Included with Model CP650 Model CP650D requires optional UEX 650 upgrade kit Model CP650SR requires optional UEX 650 and UD 650 upgrade kits C L For unbalanced inp...

Page 39: ...s device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation This Class A digital apparatus complies wi...

Page 40: ...armful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES003 FADE...

Page 41: ...ion Control Port Auditorium Fader FB425F01 CDR Option Back Panel Connector From B Chain EQ DSP Dolby Digital Front end Reader 1 Reader 2 Bit Word and Frame Clocks for all A Ds D As and the Sample Rate...

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Page 43: ...to fade down Bypass Power Supply Failure Indicator Indicates a problem is detected in the bypass in the power supply Level Display Displays fader setting Ranges from 0 0 to 10 Normally set to 7 0 Pro...

Page 44: ...auditorium Left screen Left Extra screen Center screen Right Extra screen Right screen Right Surround Back Surround Right Back Surround Left Left Surround Subwoofer The L on the display indicates that...

Page 45: ...itional Back Surround Left and Back Surround Right channels are present in this configuration The digital sound data from current films produced with the Dolby Digital Surround EX process contains aut...

Page 46: ...r reading of 7 0 is the nominal correct operating level The main fader knob rotates continuously with no end stops The knob is also used for data selection during setup operations When the fader knob...

Page 47: ...button fades the audio output to all channels without disturbing the current main fader setting The speed of fade in and fade out is separately adjustable from 0 2 to 5 seconds using the front panel...

Page 48: ...pass Video Clamp RTA1 RTA2 1 1 2 2 3 3 7 7 4 4 5 5 6 6 8 8 SIGNAL PRESENT MAIN HF Lt Rt Lt Rt Sw L C R Ls Rs SERIAL DATA MIC MUX MIC input level control BYPASS output level control LEDs indicate prese...

Page 49: ...ilm playback in both normal and bypass operation Serial Communications Port RS 232 A laptop PC can be connected to this port using a straight through pin 1 to pin 1 pin 2 to pin 2 etc cable A cable wi...

Page 50: ...elect It is not practical for the entire cinema industry to standardize to a single make and model of loudspeaker The different acoustical characteristics of individual theatres require individual spe...

Page 51: ...pear to be the logical solution to achieve a flat steady state response but such an arrangement works only on sustained sounds Dialogue contains short impulsive sounds that will yield a much too brigh...

Page 52: ...losses if the left and right loudspeakers were equalized with the masking set for a 2 35 1 film and then the masking were brought in for a 1 85 1 film thus obscuring the outer speakers To avoid this...

Page 53: ...els than the other speakers an open driver circuit could be the cause Check for missing drivers or other components Crossover settings matching the type of drivers in use and the acoustics of the thea...

Page 54: ...is of the room Standing waves and nodes at these positions can cause measurement errors Microphone number 1 should be placed two thirds of the distance from the front speakers to the rear at the exact...

Page 55: ...tings on your unit turn off the power amplifiers before selecting the Calibrate SPL menu item shown in Section 4 4 below Then select and observe the present output level adjustment settings Press left...

Page 56: ...to full frequency operation for calibrating the CP650 to the room sound pressure level menu OK Press the left menu button four times to display the Crossover Mode screen One of three crossover configu...

Page 57: ...ation of mic 1 The adjustment range is from 45 to 108 5 dB in 0 5 dB steps Press the OK button Wait while the system automatically calibrates to the room reading Note The calibration is retained in CP...

Page 58: ...has changed If you are using the digital input on the CP650 either disconnect or power down the device attached the digital input during calibration A change in the digital input bitstream will cause...

Page 59: ...se to change the Channel selection to Channel Left Press the center menu button moving the cursor down one line to Level Rotate the main fader knob to set the room level to 85 dB Right 85 dB Repeat th...

Page 60: ...djustments for both digital and optical signal paths are carried out later after the room is equalized menu OK Switch the microphone multiplexer to cycle Press the left menu button once to move the di...

Page 61: ...ssover The Cat No 791 Crossover Card contains a circuit in each high frequency output channel Left high Right high and Center high to boost high frequencies This allows the outputs to overcome the los...

Page 62: ...multiple times to move to the Crossover Mode menu Rotate the front panel knob to select the crossover mode desired 2 Way or 3 Way Note Selecting Full Range mode disables the crossover outputs and swit...

Page 63: ...filter slopes change the crossover filter type to Butterworth by following the steps below Move the display to the Crossover Configuration menu by pressing the left menu button multiple times or by pr...

Page 64: ...Way there is one crossover point for setting the filter type Press the center menu button to move the arrow to Value Rotate the front panel knob to select the Butterworth filter type If you configure...

Page 65: ...r selection Rotate the front panel knob to select the lowpass filter corner frequency parameter Freq Lo menu OK Press the center menu button to move the arrow to the Value selection Rotate the front p...

Page 66: ...i Value 24 Setting Butterworth Filter Slope menu OK If you selected Butterworth for the crossover filter type press the center menu button twice to move the arrow to the Parameter selection Rotate the...

Page 67: ...Delay menu OK The delay settings must be adjusted to compensate for different physical mounting positions of the speaker drivers Press the center menu button twice to move the arrow to the Parameter s...

Page 68: ...er all parameters have been set for this channel press the center menu button to move the arrow to the channel selection and rotate the front panel knob to select the next screen channel to be adjuste...

Page 69: ...are using the digital input on the CP650 either disconnect or power down the device attached the digital input during equalization A change in the digital input bitstream will cause the CP650 to mute...

Page 70: ...nob until the high frequency bands are at the same approximate level as the low frequency bands menu OK menu OK MF LF If you configured the crossover mode as 3 Way press the center menu button to move...

Page 71: ...button The Bulk EQ menu appears with Center channel selected Pink noise will appear at the center channel speaker The standard response curve should appear over the average of the displayed mid frequ...

Page 72: ...et by rotating the front panel knob L R and Ls Rs or L R Ls Bsl Bsr Rs Adjust each of the remaining full range channels by using the center menu button to move the cursor to Bulk EQ Ch and front panel...

Page 73: ...of the equalizer bands interact with each other You should not start at the low frequency end of the response curve and merely work your way to the high frequency end As each band is adjusted the res...

Page 74: ...ve Course bulk EQ must be performed before activating EQ Assist See Section 4 7 2 Activate EQ Assist by rotating the front panel knob clockwise to move the blinking cursor up to the 16 kHz band Keep s...

Page 75: ...amount of cut 0 to 12 dB There is no standard curve displayed for this function The center menu button is used to select Frequency Q or Cut then the main fader knob to change the setting menu OK Q 2...

Page 76: ...he peak displayed in the previous unequalized frequency response menu OK Cut Press the center menu button to move the cursor to Cut Slowly reduce the amount of cut to flatten the dip displayed above T...

Page 77: ...s given in Section 4 5 1 starting with the second step in that section Note Since the sound pressure level calibration was performed earlier a recalibration is not required unless the microphone place...

Page 78: ...cinema If you have direct radiator type screen speakers set the bandwidth to 50 Hz If you have the older horn loaded type of screen speakers such as Altec A 4 set the bandwidth to 100 Hz 50 Hz 100 Hz...

Page 79: ...d Inverse polarity Note the change in the average level of the RTA bands between 20 and 80 Hz There should be a level DECREASE when the polarity is Inverse The polarity of the subwoofer wiring is inco...

Page 80: ...ing for five seconds at each channel The channel currently running pink noise is shown on the bottom right hand side of the display Unlike the different levels used during alignment the rotating pink...

Page 81: ...it imposes the initial limitation on the high frequency response of the system Light from the exciter lamp passes through the optical slit and is focused on the optical soundtracks on the film The li...

Page 82: ...mp adjustment that it will be necessary to remove and inspect the lens if the high frequency response is not correct If the lens is removed clean the lens as indicated above and look through the lens...

Page 83: ...ilament place a piece of tissue paper over the lens to assist in seeing the image Some projectors do not use adjusting screws to change the position of the lamp shims are sometimes used for positionin...

Page 84: ...nd play a Dolby Tone test film Cat No 69T on projector 1 The film emulsion should face away from the screen Verify that the signal presence LEDs on the CP650 setup panel are illuminated The Dolby tone...

Page 85: ...lay the Left channel signal level similar to an LED meter Rotate the front panel knob until the two center circles fill black Press the center menu button to select the Right channel The number displa...

Page 86: ...Proj 1 Thread and play a SMPTE Buzz Track test film This film has modulation just beyond the normally scanned areas of the optical sound tracks The objective of this test is to ensure that the slit i...

Page 87: ...ght signals both disappear equally 5 6 Cell Alignment Check Remove the SMPTE Buzz Track test film and thread and play the Cat No 97 Stereo Cell Alignment Film If a large amount of crosstalk is present...

Page 88: ...ent steps The optimum setting is attained when no further adjustments are required using the two test films 5 8 Azimuth Check Thread and play the Cat No 69 P pink noise test film x x Out of phase Inco...

Page 89: ...button selects the projector or channel The front panel knob selects P1 P2 or Left Right channel to view Select projector 1 Left Right Channels With the pink noise test film running observe the high...

Page 90: ...u display to Auto Slit Loss EQ for Projector 1 Press the OK button to begin automatic equalization The HF response on both the Left and Right channels are automatically equalized You can observe the a...

Page 91: ...If this procedure does not improve the response the problem may be a degraded slit or lens damage menu OK When the desired response has been achieved press the right menu OK button to save the setting...

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Page 93: ...the threading diagram located on the soundhead and continue through the projector as you would any film 2 Apply tension to the film and inspect for equal tension on both edges of the film 3 Check for...

Page 94: ...the scope for one horizontal trace across the screen and adequate vertical gain approximately 2 s div horizontal 1 V div vertical 8 With digital film threaded and running in the projector observe the...

Page 95: ...Figure 6 3 for adjustment location VR1 The back cover of the digital soundhead must be removed to gain access to the output adjustment Output Adjust VR1 Figure 6 3 Cat No 701 LED Brightness Adjustmen...

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Page 97: ...tion Press the left menu to move the Bypass Level Adjust menu or press and hold while rotating the front panel knob Press the OK button switching the CP650 to bypass operation The main power button wi...

Page 98: ...optical formats the CP650 incorporates a delay line in the surround channel to ensure that sound from the rear of the theatre arrives at the listeners ears approximately 20 milliseconds after the arri...

Page 99: ...nd not from the surround speakers If you hear discernible dialogue from the surround speakers the delay time was probably set too long If you hear an objectionable amount of dialogue from the surround...

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Page 101: ...with the Cat No 701 a delay is necessary to synchronize the digital soundtrack with the analog track and the picture In the CP650 this delay is set by entering the number of film perforations within...

Page 102: ...t the number of perfs that produce a minimum delay between the analog and digital track then push the OK button The tables below show representative delay settings for a variety of common projectors i...

Page 103: ...a CD or cassette etc on the nonsync device and adjust the front panel knob for the desired level in the theatre If possible select a recording that has a natural ambience such as an orchestral work No...

Page 104: ...vel Note During mono level setting the main fader level is fixed at 7 0 This makes special fader settings for mono films unnecessary OK Press the OK menu button to save the desired level setting menu...

Page 105: ...NS Rotate the front panel knob to select the format button you wish to preset 0 10 or None Press the center menu button to move the selection to Fader then rotate the front panel knob to the desired l...

Page 106: ...mat will be selected Press the left menu button to move to the User Format 1 menu Rotate the fader knob to select one of the many format choices available to you This example shows Format 80 Bitstream...

Page 107: ...or Pro Logic decoding can be applied to the signal if desired Auto Mute causes the CP650 outputs to mute automatically if a Dolby Digital bitstream input is not present When a PCM input bitstream is d...

Page 108: ...on Note The mode will always be set to Normal after switching the power on OK Press the OK menu button to save the setting 7 12 Auto Surround EX Disable Caution Be aware that leaving the CP650 set to...

Page 109: ...used with specialized test equipment to make RT 60 measurements See Table B 11 in Appendix B for signal connection details menu OK Press the left menu button to move to the Noise Gating Active screen...

Page 110: ...ed to these reference settings Auditorium Assist also checks and compares the level of the ambient noise floor in the auditorium to the reference level originally stored 7 14 1 Operation Activate the...

Page 111: ...pink noise to the center channel speaker for initial microphone input level calibration OK If reference measurements have not been previously stored a meter appears allowing you to trim the microphone...

Page 112: ...t panel knob Use the middle menu button to choose Check Auditorium then press the OK button to begin the process Note The display shows Invalid Reference if the CP650 room equalization settings were c...

Page 113: ...Frequency Response A failure is indicated if a new frequency response measurement of any channel L C R Ls Rs Bsl or Bsr differs from the saved reference measurements by more than 3 dB The measurement...

Page 114: ...chain EQ lowering the noise floor by that amount Note When Noise Floor Optimization is enabled a fader setting other than 7 can cause signal clipping menu OK Press the left menu button to move to the...

Page 115: ...aid in troubleshooting The CP650 will operate perfectly without setting the clock Press the left menu button or press and hold the button while rotating the front panel knob to move to the Clock Set m...

Page 116: ...d is the length of time it takes for the sound to fade from the normal setting to muted after the Mute button is pressed and the time it takes to fade back to normal after the Mute button is pressed a...

Page 117: ...te units to the CP650 all units are live and communicate with each other Any fader level adjustment changes the display on all of the connected units Before installing any remote units check the softw...

Page 118: ...ays fader setting Ranges from 0 0 to 10 Figure 8 1 Cat No 779 Remote Control Functions 8 2 1 Remove the Housing 1 Hold the plastic front panel firmly with both hands on either side of the unit and pul...

Page 119: ...ure 8 2 to ensure that the wire has sufficient clearance 38 mm 1 5 38 mm 1 5 19 mm 75 Center line Caution Do not drill holes in this area top sides and bottom Rear Front Top View Figure 8 2 Location t...

Page 120: ...has only one remote unit right now it is still a good idea to record the setting in case you add another remote later The CP650 will display the address number assigned to each remote control via the...

Page 121: ...5 4 6 DATA V GND REMOTES AND AUD FADER FADER REMOTE DATA IN N C CP650 rear panel 7 0 DATA V GND Remote Control Cat No 779 Cat No 779 back Six way Bare wire Connector Remote Fader Cat No 771 Cat No 771...

Page 122: ...et on the cable The diameter of the hole you make should be the same as the diameter of the cable grommet or conduit bushing 4 Thread the interface wire and attach the voltage data and ground wires to...

Page 123: ...the quality of the sound With a digital soundtrack wear will have no audible effect until the picture quality is degraded beyond use At this point wear may exceed the error correction capabilities of...

Page 124: ...Screws 4 Carefully turn over the assembly and loosen the two screw terminals and remove the wires Note the wire colors and terminal locations Black Red Remove wires Figure 9 3 LED Assembly Wiring 5 A...

Page 125: ...Rt Lt Rt Oscilloscope c Set both channel vertical input sensitivity controls to 1 V div DC coupling Set the vernier to calibrated usually the inner knob rotate until it clicks d Set horizontal sweep...

Page 126: ...maximum video signal voltage unobstructed light through the perf hole on the upper trace Also the waveform must be reasonably flat It should fit within one scope major division In other words adjust...

Page 127: ...supply wires Slide the lamp out of its base Carefully remove a new lamp from the protective box and using gloves or a clean lint free cloth replace the lamp in the socket Be careful not to touch the b...

Page 128: ...ing the front panel Sw 5VB 14VB 5V 15V 14VB 15V Rs MIC MUX Figure 9 9 Power Supply Voltage Test Points Table 9 1 Main Power Supply Voltage Ranges Test Point Voltage Range 15 V 14 5 to 15 8 15 V 14 5 t...

Page 129: ...tion Many components used on the circuit boards are sensitive to electrostatic damage It is essential to wear an earthing strap while handling or changing CP650 circuit boards To gain access to the CP...

Page 130: ...scroll through the list To view the event log 1 2 3 7 4 5 6 8 The event log is a User Menu item Ensure that DIP switch 6 is in the normal down position Press the left menu button multiple times or pre...

Page 131: ...LED or exciter lamp is on If not fade up background music transfer the reel to the alternative projector and continue the show until the LED lamp or its power supply can be replaced Call service engi...

Page 132: ...gh the digital reader and that it includes Dolby Digital information If the CP650 accepts a Format 10 command the digital sub system is probably still working No sound on external six track input Form...

Page 133: ...able message CP650 doesn t have the optional modules needed for that format or that part of the system is not working For example Format 10 requires the Dolby Digital Cat No 773 board Formats 13 80 or...

Page 134: ...the stereo solar cells Cover the solar cells with a business card or other opaque object Do NOT touch the cells and do NOT disturb the position of the cell bracket If the hum disappears the problem is...

Page 135: ...has not been broken or disconnected If the power amplifier and the wiring are satisfactory the problem may be a malfunctioning circuit in the CP650 Switch to bypass and call service engineer The soun...

Page 136: ...lm is projected the sound appears to be coming from the wrong speakers The A chain has become misaligned Check Dolby level calibration Call service engineer Sound from the front screen channels is lea...

Page 137: ...f this does not help try a different device If changing both the device and the selection does not eliminate the distortion the problem is in the CP650 probably on the Cat No 772 board Call service en...

Page 138: ...Check that the wiring has not been damaged and that connections are firmly made at both ends Call service engineer With an automation system connected to the CP650 The CP650 freezes into one format an...

Page 139: ...y coil terminals may be defective Malfunctioning Cat No 772 board If possible check that the diode is installed across the relay winding If you are familiar with such electronic components check to se...

Page 140: ...L WHT VIO ORN PINK GRAY GRN DISCHARGE TUBE 3500V GRN YEL BYPASS TRANSFORMER 7 9 8 16 17 4 3 12 5 14 6 15 1 10 11 2 13 DC GOOD 5VDC 5VDC 5VDC COMMON COMMON COMMON COMMON 15VDC 15VDC AC GOOD AC GOOD RTN...

Page 141: ...792 J2 BYPASS REGULATOR VOLTAGE SELECTOR SWITCH ACCESSIBLE THROUGH TOP COVER HOLE SHOWN IN 110V POSITION BYPASS MAINS POWER 100 240VAC 50 60 Hz 120W BRN BLU CP650 POWER SUPPLY WIRING CAT NO 776 2 GOLD...

Page 142: ...65171 2 PL GASKET CCD ASSY DPN 67165 SCREW M4 X 7 2 SET SKT DPN 60238 GUIDE BOTTOM DPN 67104 2 SCREW M4 X 6 BTN SKT BLK DPN 60234 RETAINING RING 1 4 DPN 65152 4 PL SPROCKET VKF 35 DPN 67112 WASHER M4...

Page 143: ...T NO 700 ONLY HEAT REFLECTING HOT MIRROR DPN 67136 CAT NO 700 ONLY LIGHT PIPE DPN 67120 CAT NO 700 ONLY SCREW M4 X 6 PAN STAR DPN 60245 2 PL CAT NO 700 ONLY SCREW M4 X 6 PAN STAR DPN 60245 SCREW M4 X...

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Page 145: ...t menu button cycles the menu display between these three screens The first information screen displays the version number of the installed system control software and lists any optional circuit board...

Page 146: ...he newly retrieved settings to disk 7 Browse for and select the software update file bin to be used for updating the CP650 8 Select Update Now Note This process should not be interrupted If the connec...

Page 147: ...he retrieved settings to disk The file name should end with the dby extension 8 Unplug the serial cable from the source CP650 and plug it into the destination CP650 Note If you have closed the CP650 S...

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Page 149: ...surround channel audio outputs appear on the Option Card I O connector Table B 1 Main Audio Output Connector Pinout Pin Connection 1 Chassis 2 Left 3 n c 4 Chassis 5 Center 6 n c 7 Chassis 8 Right 9 C...

Page 150: ...AES EBU Input S PDIF Gnd 2 S PDIF 2 C SW Input AES EBU Input S PDIF Input 3 Back Surround Left Back Surround Left 4 n c Center mid n c 5 n c Center high n c 6 Back Surround Right Back Surround Right 7...

Page 151: ...ital Table B 3 Option Card I O Connector Pinout with Cat No 778 Installed Pin Digital Signal I O with Cat No 778 Installed 1 AES1 L R In 2 AES1 L R In This digital input pair can receive either PCM or...

Page 152: ...Digital Cinema Processor Note If only one projector input is required platter operation then the interconnecting cable must be plugged into READER 1 Table B 4 Dolby Digital Reader Input Connector Pino...

Page 153: ...nalog solar cell inputs from analog soundheads Up to two projectors can be connected to the CP650 The pinout for each connector is identical In addition to providing for the input of the analog soundh...

Page 154: ...ar panel microphone input connector if this front panel connector is used for performing equalization Table B 8 MIC MUX Connector Pin Connection 1 mic signal 2 mic signal 3 n c 4 n c 5 Mic cable groun...

Page 155: ...Ground 2 EXT3 Right Surround Channel External Input 3 Signal Ground 4 Signal Ground 5 Signal Ground 6 Signal Ground 7 Signal Ground 8 Signal Ground 9 Signal Ground 10 Signal Ground 11 Signal Ground 1...

Page 156: ...t of 2 5 mA or a resistance of 950 ohms or less and 0V offset 11 n c 15V in Model CP65 12 DGND 13 15V through a PTC resistor 100 mA maximum current available 14 ID0 automation indicator format 01 Mono...

Page 157: ...85 dB 3 Right 85 dB 4 Left Surround 82 dB 5 Right Surround 82 dB 6 Subwoofer Digital SW Level 7 All Channels 8 Back Surround both Bsl and Bsr 82 dB Serial Data RS 232 Connector This connector mirrors...

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Page 159: ...he setup control panel is in the up position menu OK Temporarily set the optical surround delay to minimum 20 ms This step eliminates any confusion while the test film noise cycles between front and r...

Page 160: ...el to get it to match the screen level The tonal balance and acoustic level should subjectively match Rotate the fader knob to set the surround level trim desired The range is 3 dB to 6 dB This exampl...

Page 161: ...ight extra screen channel R Right screen channel S Mono surround SW Subwoofer Lt Rt Left total and right total signals which contain the encoded signals to be matrix decoded into a four channel signal...

Page 162: ...loss filter to obtain the desired response curve Format 04 Dolby A type Optical Short name Dolby A type Audio Description Either projector s optical input provides Lt Rt inputs and matrix decoding pr...

Page 163: ...Hz 3 The downward expander is turned off 4 The sound crossfades from the optical audio to the digital to minimize the audibility of the unreversion Format 11 External 6 Channel Audio Description This...

Page 164: ...input The MPUs are external Four channels of A type noise reduction are applied to the L C R and S tracks tracks 1 3 5 and 6 The CP650 generates the outputs L C R Ls Rs and SW The Ls and Rs outputs ar...

Page 165: ...as two discrete input channels L R and is input through the Nonsync 1 input connectors L and R are summed to mono with the resulting audio sent to the C Ls and Rs channels There is no derived subwoofe...

Page 166: ...s controlled by the separate optical subtrim As in optical formats the level is nominally set to match the passband level of the center channel using an RTA Format 80 Cat No 790 or 778 required Bitstr...

Page 167: ...audio is output on the Right Surround and Back Surround Right analog outputs There are two additional output channels labeled Left Extra and Right Extra These are input on S PDIF input 4 and output o...

Page 168: ...io for the screen channels and subwoofer is output via the CP650 s main audio outputs and the audio for the four surround channels is output via the Option card I O connector The subwoofer channel lev...

Page 169: ...e following exceptions 1 The Back Surround Bs input Channel 1 of AES input 4 is copied to Bsl and Bsr outputs 2 No Surround EX decoding is performed The output levels are adjusted to produce reference...

Page 170: ...Dolby Digital film w Surround EX Discrete 120 Hz defined by recording 10 dB EX derived Ls Bs Rs to Option I O outputs 20 35 mm Magnetic L C R 3 channel Six channel Discrete 22 35mm magnetic 4 channel...

Page 171: ...te bitstream input Bsl Ls Bsr Rs Ls and Rs are discrete PCM streams Cat No 778 AES EBU 86 5 Ch Screen EX Cat Nos 790 791 S PDIF 8 channel discrete Surround EX decode of Ls and Rs inputs None Discrete...

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Page 173: ...later The CP650 provides a SERIAL DATA port that supports standard 9 pin serial connections to PC serial ports and other RS 232 devices Although this port is primarily used while running the Dolby CP6...

Page 174: ...as are any attached Remotes Cat No 779 Cat No 771 see above If changed via this serial interface this setting is lost at the next CP650 restart mute 0 2 indicating the desired mute setting Data Mute...

Page 175: ...RAW serial mode Characters are not echoed back to the controller and control characters are ignored 3 Command parsing is not case sensitive 4 Whitespace space tab etc is ignored on input lines 5 No e...

Page 176: ...ngle data line in a high impedance state while listening for transmitted data and driving voltages onto this line when it needs to send information In other words the single data line is a receiving l...

Page 177: ...e between the reference document and the CP650 implementation the CP650 method is defined to be correct and will not be modified Dolby Laboratories reserves the right to make changes to the remote por...

Page 178: ...ly transmit this message to all registered remote accessories to ensure that they have the proper data This data message will also be sent immediately whenever there is a relevant change in the state...

Page 179: ...ll Range 2 way 3 way Enable Disable Must be Full Range or 2 Way in order to enable Le Re 5 Crossover Levels with Cat No 791 crossover installed Channel Level Select crossover output Select level Avail...

Page 180: ...polarity check Center noise LF output should decrease when polarity is inverse A Chain 15 Automatic Optical Level Adjust Projector 1 16 Automatic Optical Level Adjust Projector 2 Run Cat No 69T test...

Page 181: ...Nonsync Format Select Select Format to assign to the NS button 37 Format 80 81Options PCM Options Auto Mute Decode Disabled Enabled L R Stereo Pro Logic Mutes CP650 if not detecting Dolby Digital inp...

Page 182: ...ptical Level Adjust Projector 1 Run Cat No 69T test film Press OK to start Press OK to save 8 Automatic Optical Level Adjust Projector 2 Press OK to start Press OK to save 9 Manual Optical Level Adjus...

Page 183: ...boards installed 21 About this CP650 Screen 2 Software module version numbers Useful for telephone discussions 22 About this CP650 Screen 3 Network address Board version numbers The version numbers a...

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