Emulator bypass, Solo input mode, Unity gain mode – Dolby Laboratories DP570 User Manual
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Using the DP570 Features
Emulator Bypass
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Table 4‐6 describes the electrical characteristics.
4.14 Emulator Bypass
When you enable Emulator Bypass, the front‐panel
Esc
button is illuminated. In this
mode, the only settings that affect the output are the router settings. Monitoring options
are limited to program selection. If you are using the
Lt/Rt Input
, that signal is sent, without
decoding, to the Left and Right emulator outputs. Bass management remains active.
4.15 Solo Input Mode
The DP570 provides a two‐channel analog input that can be routed to the analog outputs.
This input is called
Solo
because the feature provides a way to route a standard signal from
a mixer (such as the mixer’s solo bus output) into the monitor chain. The feature can also
be useful as a general‐purpose analog bypass.
Solo Input mode bypasses the digital audio inputs, and only the solo inputs from the
Analog I/O
connector on the back panel route to the Left and Right outputs. If the Mono
speaker output is selected, the input signals are summed and fed to the
Mono
output.
The
Solo
input is available only by driving the Solo Control line on the
GPI/O
port. The Solo
Control line (pin 6) is level‐triggered and is active in the high state. The status of the
Solo
input displays on the front‐panel
Solo
LED and is indicated on the Solo Tally line (pin 5)
on the
GPI/O
port.
4.16 Unity Gain Mode
Unity Gain mode defeats the audible effects of dialogue normalization while allowing the
dialnorm value to be used in choosing dynamic range control settings. It is valuable when
the emulator outputs of the DP570 are returned to the console for use as monitor inputs.
Unity Gain mode is enabled by default. To turn Unity Gain mode off:
1.
Click Setup in the Main window to open the Setup window.
2. Uncheck the Unity Gain Mode box on the left side near the bottom.
Figure 4‐8 shows a detail of the Unity Gain Mode box on the Setup window.
Figure 4-8
Unity Gain Mode Box
Table 4-6 Shaft Decoder Signal Electrical Characteristics
Characteristic
Min
Max
VT+ Positive‐going input threshold voltage
1.2 V
2.1 V
VT– Negative‐going input threshold voltage
0.5 V
1.4 V
VH Hysteresis voltage
0.4 V
1.5 V