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Installation

Using the system for the first time

Safety notes

This section describes all those matters which are of fundamental importance when setting up and first using
the  equipment.  This  information  is  not  relevant  in  daily  use,  but  you  should  nevertheless  read  and  note  it
before using the equipment for the first time.

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Page 1: ...V 1 3 Order No 9103 0321 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS DD 1535 R All manuals and user guides at all guides com a l l g u i d e s c o m...

Page 2: ...r This design philosophy includes an insistence on durability and reliability the avoidance of materials which are environmentally harmful the use of metals instead of plastics and the exclusive explo...

Page 3: ...diagrams 1 Connecting the decoder to a pre amplifier 38 2 Video monitor with additional Component input 41 3 Connecting a DVD CD player digital picture source 42 4 Connecting a DVD player with YUV Co...

Page 4: ...al surround decoder AV source devices viewing and listening source You can select one of the AV signal sources DVD SETTOPBOX AUX AV1 AUX AV2 VCR1 VCR2 or TV as viewing and listening source by briefly...

Page 5: ...in Menu Integral screen The display elements of the digital surround decoder are grouped together in a clearly laid out screen a Alpha numeric display field Context sensitive messages are displayed he...

Page 6: ...one of the volume buttons the volume increases or decreases by 1 5 dB If you hold one of the volume buttons pressed in for longer than a second the volume continues to rise or fall until you release...

Page 7: ...one amplifier independent of the loudspeaker output stages Note If the loudspeakers are switched on the headphones always supply a STEREO signal regardless of the selected mode of operation If the lou...

Page 8: ...oder receives its remote control commands via the RLINK master device Press the button to switch it on it switches itself off when the Master device is turned off In the drawings some of the buttons a...

Page 9: ...Brief press in surround mode Switches over to stereo mode Toggles volume dependent tone correction LOUDNESS on and off The display area of the decoder always shows the current status briefly in text f...

Page 10: ...coder all the menus are displayed page by page on the television screen at the same time they are displayed line by line on the decoder s integral screen The following table shows how the menu control...

Page 11: ...reo Even if a multi channel signal is detected the decoder converts it into a stereo signal i e all channel information is mixed down and sent to the main left and right loudspeakers Mono All channels...

Page 12: ...of reflections dominated by large floor and wall surfaces Also good for simulating small halls Church Simulation of the acoustic conditions in a large church with long reverberation times This sound f...

Page 13: ...k is carried out in the Speaker Balance Setup Dynamic range The dynamic range is the difference in volume between the quietest and loudest passages of a recording The original sound track of a film us...

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Page 15: ...ectly and at the same time set them to suit the acoustic characteristics of your listening room This procedure only needs to be carried out when you are installing the system or when you are adding or...

Page 16: ...ain Menu appears on the TV screen and also line by line on the decoder s screen On screen language The on screen menus can be displayed on the TV screen in different languages Here you can select your...

Page 17: ...this point whether the surround channels of 5 1 input signals are only to be reproduced by the surround loudspeakers or by the back loud speakers or both see Speaker size menu Speaker position Activa...

Page 18: ...ne of the following settings none if no center loudspeaker is present The center channel is mixed down onto the left and right main loudspeakers Satellit for small centre loudspeakers The low frequenc...

Page 19: ...loudspeakers the back loudspeakers are automatically switched off Not all combinations can be set this is deliberate in order to avoid senseless settings 5 1 Surnd LS As described under Surround syste...

Page 20: ...ofer For constant sub woofer operation the low pass filter on the sub woofer must be switched on and the transition frequency on the sub woofer set in such a way that the sub woofer only reproduces si...

Page 21: ...loudspeakers in your surround system and enter the measured distances Note The maximum distance of a loudspeaker to the listening position is 12 m For acoustic reasons greater distances cannot be reco...

Page 22: ...ows the hiss is reproduced on all the channels in turn in each case lasting about two seconds When the hiss is sounding on a particular channel the on screen menu indicates the corresponding input pos...

Page 23: ...t the sound source you choose is active on all the channels so that the sound image is typical of your listening habits and any changes you make to the tone controls are immediately audible in that se...

Page 24: ...ies out the automatic calibration process During the procedure you will hear your loudspeakers emit various test signals During the period of the calibration procedure it is important that no loud ext...

Page 25: ...you determine for each AV input whether the source device connected to it is to operate in normal Video or S Video mode Notes If your device features S Video outputs we recommend that you use S Video...

Page 26: ...of this source through to the corresponding MONITOR output At the same time the YUV signals of the source are passed to the YUV monitor output You can then switch between inputs on your video monitor...

Page 27: ...puts of the DD 1535 R the co axial and optical digital inputs DIG 1 DIG 2 DIG 3 DIG 4 DIG 5 DIG 6 and the multi channel input MCH IN Each of these alternative inputs can be assigned to an audio or AV...

Page 28: ...n be implemented please ask your local specialist dealer or an experienced electrician Audio delay for all sources The basic sound delay setting LipSync is crucially dependent upon the picture delay t...

Page 29: ...es all those matters which are of fundamental importance when setting up and first using the equipment This information is not relevant in daily use but you should nevertheless read and note it before...

Page 30: ...loudspeaker PRE OUT SC LINK Output for connecting a active sub woofer with SC LINK input PRE OUT SUBWOOFER 2 sockets for active sub woofers CINCH TASI Interface for connecting the decoder to a R seri...

Page 31: ...e loudspeaker terminals The speakers can then be connected using banana plugs The stoppers are simply a push fit in the terminals and can be prised out from the rear using a suitable tool such as a kn...

Page 32: ...ctor in addition in order to provide a video connection Available as an option YUV converter module The YUV converter module converts all Video and S Video input signals to YUV output signals If this...

Page 33: ...ted to the mains power supply If the decoder is not to be used for a long period we recommend that you isolate it from the mains by pulling out the mains plug at the wall socket This device should nev...

Page 34: ...declaration and therefore of the approval for operation of the device The serial numbers on the decoder and in the original documentation supplied with it in particular the inspection and guarantee c...

Page 35: ...romise the stability of the unit The unit should be set up in a dry well ventilated site out of direct sunlight and away from radiators The unit must not be located close to heat producing objects or...

Page 36: ...OWER BAR mains distribution panel which is fitted with a phase indicator as standard As the decoder can be combined with a very wide range of different AV components it must be configured carefully fo...

Page 37: ...e decoder to your TV set using a video cable Note If your TV set has a SCART input socket please use the S Video SCART adaptor lead supplied Connect the aerial input FM ANT to a FM aerial socket To ch...

Page 38: ...ad Connect the RLINK socket on the decoder to the RLINK socket on the integrated amplifier Please be sure to connect the pre amplifier output PRE on the pre amplifier to the sub woofer input SUB IN on...

Page 39: ...cting the loudspeakers and the TV set to the DD 1535 R Use of banana plugs see the section entitled Back panel connections 5 1 Loudspeakerset 6 1 Loudspeakerset 7 1 Loudspeakerset All manuals and user...

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Page 41: ...select the YUV input on your projector when using DVD this may have to be done manually if your projector does not feature automatic input signal detection 2 S Video connection necessary for playing...

Page 42: ...e DD 1535 R If you also wish to use the DVD player as a high quality CD player connect its analogue output to the pre amplifier input CD Connect the die S Video OUT socket of your DVD player to the S...

Page 43: ...eo amplifier only necessary if the DVD is also to be used for pure two channel stereo reproduction via the stereo amplifier or if you wish to use an audio recorder TAPE to make sound recordings from t...

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Page 45: ...45 Wiring Diagram 4 a DVD player with YUV Component Video output connected to the DD 1535 R All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 46: ...X input in the same manner If the set top box only features SCART connections please use a SCART S Video adaptor cable to connect the system components Finally connect the equipment to the mains suppl...

Page 47: ...47 Wiring Diagram 5 All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

Page 48: ...nalogue sound outputs are connected to the DD 1535 R If you are using a device with a digital sound output please be sure to connect the analogue sound output to the input sockets of the DD 1535 R at...

Page 49: ...es the specially shielded POWER FOUR mains lead the POWER LINE mains lead with sleeve core filters and the POWER BAR multiple socket outlet with mains filters In many instances the playback quality of...

Page 50: ...r point is that exotic sound effects have been in use in the cinema since the 1950 s using proper multi channel sound systems These effects are often crucial to the overall impact of a film but they c...

Page 51: ...material This interface is the key to integrating the decoder elegantly into the overall system At the same time the decoder has absolutely no effect on normal stereo signals since it is completely re...

Page 52: ...ound channels three front channels left centre right and two surround channels A sixth independent bass effect channel is also present catering for low frequency effects LFE That is why such systems a...

Page 53: ...loudspeakers are supplemented by back speakers in a similar way to Dolby Digital EX The sound signal is produced during the decoding process from the surround channels by means of an additional stage...

Page 54: ...y The strongly concentrated sound produced in this way generates an immediate energy charged atmosphere which is a great choice for any party Note With the Dolby Digital EX DTS ES decoder the signal i...

Page 55: ...sociated ear of the listener but not the opposite ear Furthermore the reflections in the room and the shoulder area of the listener simply do not occur The result of this is that the music reaches the...

Page 56: ...VHS and Component Video common abbreviations YUV Y Pb Pr or Y Cb Cr Video is supported by virtually all source devices TV sets monitors and video recorders It is therefore the most universal method o...

Page 57: ...iguration YUV Inputs Note Even if you own YUV capable source devices you still need to connect standard Video or S Video cables as these signals are essential for video recordings Recording with the D...

Page 58: ...Remote control handset Hold the button and the numeric button pressed in simultaneously After about ten seconds the LED starts to flash Now press the numeric button or Pressing the numeric button sets...

Page 59: ...d fields Cause 4 Programme contains no information on the auxiliary channels e g stereo material Remedy If you wish call up the Main Menu and select a sound field Cause 5 The level for the channel aff...

Page 60: ...witching or use the surround receiver s integral screen Problem Picture correct but no sound audible through the decoder Cause 1 No sound connection between source device and decoder Remedy Complete t...

Page 61: ...cket to other standard connectors Cinch or Hosiden STANDBY The digital surround decoder can be switched on from stand by mode at any time by pressing a button on the remote control handset Subwoofer L...

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Page 63: ...r Freq response 1 Hz 400 kHz THD 0 002 S N A 107 dB Volume control type Analog Step 1 5 dB Power amplifiers No 5 Nom output channel 4 8 150 110 Peak output channel 4 8 250 170 Damping factor 500 Slew...

Page 64: ...elektroakustik GmbH Co KG Herford Deutschland Germany All manuals and user guides at all guides com...

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