Dolby Laboratories DP570 - Manual (Page 19)

Getting Started Installing the Remote Software
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If there is no video input or the video input fails, the DP570 generates a default frame based
on 1,536 samples at the current audio clock rate, to match Dolby Digital frame rates.
For a discussion of the connector types used for the V Ref connection on the DP570, see
Connector Specifications on page 71.
2.3.5 Making a Power Connection
The DP570 contains a 90–264 VAC, 50–60 Hz, auto‐sensing power supply, 40W maximum;
designed to operate from a centrally switched power source. The power cord supplied with
the unit is six feet long.
2.4 Installing the Remote Software
Once power is applied the DP570 will display the main status screen. We strongly
recommend that you continue on to install the remote management software.
DolbyRemote 570 provides quick access to the DP570ʹs functions including some that are
not available from the DP570 front‐panel interface.
Use of DolbyRemote 570 allows the DP570 to be located in another room or at a distance
from the operator. While DolbyRemote 570 is in operation, the
Remote LED on the front
panel of the DP570 is lit and access to the setup menu via the front‐panel buttons is
disabled.
2.4.1 System Requirements
DolbyRemote 570 can be run on a PC that meets these minimum requirements:
• 166 MHz Pentium processor
• 32 MB RAM
• 10 MB available hard drive storage
• Super VGA video card with at least 800 × 600 resolution
2.4.2 Installing the Software
DolbyRemote 570 software is provided as DP570.ZIP on the CD packed in the shipping
carton.
Simply extract the ZIP file to a folder on the local machine, and then click the executable to
begin using the application.
Note: The RS‐232 specification limits serial cable length to 50 feet. Using low capacitance
cables can, however, extend this limit up to 147 feet. Refer to the specification for
exact information.