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CP65

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DOLBY CP65
Stereo Cinema Processor
Specifications
CP-65

CONSTRUCTION
Rack-mount chassis frame construction with plug-in modules accessible behind hinged front panel.

SIGNAL CONNECTIONS

  • Standard screw-type terminal blocks for audio signals and control connections for projector changeover, remote units, etc.
  • Solder-tag fanning strip supplied for each terminal block.
  • Automation connections via 25-way D-type or screw-type terminal blocks.
  • Power supplied via standard IEC three-pin AC connector.

    SIGNAL INPUTS

  • Optical: two pairs of balanced inputs for two projectors with stereo solar cells (available from Dolby Laboratories mounted on brackets for most projector types).
  • Magnetic/Aux: six inputs for use with external magnetic preamplifier or auxiliary source, internally-selected 100 mV or 1 V operating level.
  • Non sync: two inputs for stereo non sync source. 50 k input impedance, 200 mV maximum input sensitivity. 2:4 decoder may be used to generate ambient information for surround speakers with stereo non sync sources.
  • SR D: six inputs for use with Dolby DA10 digital SR D decoder.

    SIGNAL OUTPUTS
    22 ohm output impedance will drive any load greater than 600 Ohms. Maximum output level, +16 dBu. Typical operating level, -6 dBu. Levels from 10 mV to 1.3 V may be accommodated.

    OUTPUT FOR HEARING-IMPAIRED

  • Center-weighted sum of L, C, R for connection to auxiliary system for the hearing-impaired.
  • Output impedance 5K.

    OPTICAL PREAMPLIFIER

  • Cat. No. 240 stereo preamplifier for two projectors equipped with stereo solar cells.
  • Adjustable sin (x)/x slit-loss equalization circuitry for flat response from virtually any type of optical sound head.

    NOISE REDUCTION
    Two channels Dolby A-type, two channels Dolby SR.

    FOUR CHANNEL DECODER

  • Cat. No. 150E decodes left, center, right and surround channels from the two tracks on Dolby Stereo optical prints.
  • Incorporates modified Dolby B-type noise reduction and adjustable delay line to optimize front-to-surround separation.

    LOUDSPEAKER EQUALIZATION

  • Three Cat. No.64 equalizers for adjustment by trained installers to achieve standardized response from left, center and right screen speakers. Each module has ±10 dB high- and low-frequency controls to make broad adjustments, plus 27 adjustable ±6 dB narrowband filters with 1/3 octave ISO center frequencies from 40 Hz to 16 kHz.
  • Cat. No. 441 equalizer provides bass and treble adjustments, mid frequency parametric equalization for left and right surround channels, and parametric equalization for subwoofer channel.

    REMOTE FACILITIES
    Connections for one or more remote faders and format switches.

    EDGE CODE
    Optional Cat. No. 384 Edge Code Reader may be mounted on backplane for automatic sound format selection controlled by edge codes on the film.

    NOISE LEVEL*
    Typically -70 dB (CCIR/ARM weighted) referenced to Dolby level.

    DISTORTION*
    Any channel, 1 kHz : typically less than 0.15% at Dolby Level (50% modulation).

    AMBIENT OPERATING TEMPERATURE
    Up to 40 degrees C.

    DIMENSIONS

  • 4 units high rack mounting: 178 x 483 mm (7" x 19").
  • Maximum projection behind mounting surface: 280 mm (11").
  • Maximum projection in front of mounting surface: 40 mm (1.6").

    WEIGHT
    10.1 kgs (22.3 lbs).

    POWER REQUIREMENTS
    Switched 100/120/140/ 200/220/240 V AC 50-60 Hz, single phase, 90 W.

    FUSE REQUIREMENTS

  • Two slow-blow fuses: 1-1/4", 1.25 A for 100/110/120 volts; 20 mm T630 mA for 200/220/240 volts.
  • Spare fuse provided in front panel fuse holder.

    OPTIONS

  • Cat. No. 123 (master) and Cat. No. 122 (slave) remote faders.
  • Cat. No. 384 Edgecode Reader.
  • Cat. No. 300 switchable SR/A-type modules substituted for Cat No. 350 SR-only modules to enable 70 mm playback.


    * With fader at 7 (approximately10 dB below maximum), output set for -6 dBu (0.775 V) at Dolby level, Dolby Stereo A-type selected, equalizers set to flat.

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