Listening, Compression, Hardware remote control – Dolby Laboratories DP564 User Manual

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DP564 Multichannel Audio Decoder

Operating Modes

6-3

6.1.3 Listening

The

Listening

section provides the ability to emulate different listening environments

at a single touch.

•

Full

uses all speaker outputs. The signals are routed to the speakers directly.

•

3 Stereo

routes the Ls and Rs signals to Left and Right outputs, respectively.

•

Phant

(Phantom Center) mutes the Center output and splits the Center signal

equally between Left and Right.

6.1.4 Compression

The options in the

Compression

section are available only when decoding a

Dolby Digital signal.

RF

and

Line

apply dynamic range control profiles carried in the

Dolby Digital bitstream, in the same way consumer decoders do.

Custom

is a scalable

application of the Line profile.

The factory setting for

Custom

is 0 percent. At that setting, selecting

Custom

turns

dynamic range compression off. To access the display screen to adjust the percentage
setting for custom scaling, hold down

Custom

for two seconds.

Note: When downmixing, the DP564 automatically applies enough compression at

peak moments to prevent signal overload, regardless of whether a
compression mode is selected.

For more detailed information on compression modes, see Section A.3, Dynamic
Range Control.

6.2

Hardware Remote Control

You can control the DP564 with a dedicated hardware remote control. When a GPI/O
control device is connected to the rear-panel

GP I/O

port, it is active, but not

exclusive—the front-panel controls also remain active.

To set up remote-control parameters, on the

Unit Setup

menu, select

I/O Control

, then

GPI/O Configuration

.

If you are using the Cat. No. 549 GPIO Controller from Dolby Laboratories, connect
it and select

Cat.

No.

549 Config

. If you have your own GPI/O control device,

connect that and select

GPI/O Pin Config

.

Note: Presets include all the DP564 settings, including the GPI/O configuration.

GPI/O settings should be assigned before saving a preset.

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