DTS-6/6D System Test
Tools Required
**RTA (real time analyzer) and pink noise card. Necessary to adjust EQ in “B” chain.
**SPL meter
Projector Speed Disc (special order from DTS)
DTS Technician’s Kit:
•6-Track SETUP Disc, Rev. DS1
Used to adjust
• | “Buzz and Bill Show” Disc (dated Feb. 1, 1999) | • DTS Demo Film, 35mm |
• | Used with the DTS Demo Film to test the DTS system. | Used with the “Buzz and Bill Show” disc. |
DTS Empirical Test Disc (dated June 7, 1997) |
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| Used to test the theater’s sound system |
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NOTE
** These items are not supplied by nor are available from DTS.
All tests should be preformed with no audience in the theater.
Test Procedure
1.Before testing the DTS system, check and adjust the theater cinema processor’s
Remember, any changes to the
2.Be sure the rear panel AC voltage switch is properly set for your main AC supply rating. Power on the DTS player and remove any discs.
3.Sync. Thread up the DTS demo film and use its special leader to calculate the offset. Verify this matches the OFFSET setting (delay) on the DTS player.
4.Insert the Setup Disc into the DTS player. You may use either the RevC or DS1 Setup Disc. The player should easily accept the DTS disc. Once the DTS player boots up, it should automatically switch the cinema processor to the correct format and tone/pink noise should be heard in the theater.
5.Set DTS levels. Open the screen curtains and ensure master fader is set to “7”. Take SPL meter into the theater and stand
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| SPL |
Left channel PINK noise | 85dB | |
• | Left surround PINK noise high passed at 80Hz | 82dB |
• | Center channel PINK noise | 85dB |
• | Right surround PINK noise high passed at 80Hz | 82dB |
• | Right channel PINK noise | 85dB |
• | Sub bass channel PINK noise low passed w\DTS filter | 91dB |
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