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July 21, 1997
DTS TECHNICAL UPDATE
DTS-6 and DTS-6D To Dolby CP-45
D716 Logic Interface Board
DTS-6D -- D716 Operation With The Dolby CP45 Cinema Processor
“steer” each pulse to one of several CP45 formats. The DTS digital pulse is sent to external input.
and are used to return the cinema processor back to the optical format the movie was recorded in.
of the last reel.
The J10 connector is a pass-through connection for automation.
MONO JUMPER - place this jumper in the format that reflects the optical format of your trailers. Options are
MONO, A-TYPE, and SR. The board is shipped in the SR position.
SR JUMPER
of digital. Options are A-TYPE & SR. The board is shipped in the SR position.
A-TYPE JUMPER - place this jumper between the center pin and the format you wish to return to if the DTS
drops out of digital. Options are A-TYPE & SR. The board is shipped in the SR position.
W5 and J2 (10 pin header) are used only for operation with the DTS-6
DTS-6 -- D716 Operation With The Dolby CP45 Cinema Processor
the pulse to A-TYPE or SR on the CP45. The DTS digital pulse is sent to external input . The MONO, SR and
non-sync headers are not used with the DTS-6.
switched to non-sync. The W5 jumper is used to bypass the optocoupler. The W5 jumper is not normaly used
on the CP45.
J2-10 pin header connects to BS22 connector on the DTS-6 ribbon cable. Note pin 1 for orientation