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7.1 Digital 192kHz Set-up
The diagram shows how to connect a 7.1 SDDS™ 192kHz set-up.
The Centre monitor is set as the System Controller by leaving out the
TC Link button on the rear panel.
RJ45 Network connections for the system should be connected in the
following way: -
Centre output to LF input
Centre output to RF input
LF output Sub input
Sub output to LI input
LF output to LS input
LI output RI input
RF output to RS input
The Centre monitor receives audio for both centre & LFE channels
via the AES input connectors (input 2 for Centre & input 3 for Sub).
The LF monitor receives audio for both LF & LS channels via the AES
input connectors (input 2 for LF & input 3 for LS).
The LI monitor receives audio for both LI & RI channels via the AES
input connectors (input 2 for LI & input 3 for RI).
The RF monitor receives audio for both RF & RS channels via the AES
input connectors (input 2 for RF & input 3 for RS).
When no Bass management is selected, only the LFE signal will be sent to the subwoofer.
When Bass management is selected, low frequency content from the 5 main channels is extracted and sent to the
subwoofer where it is summed with the LFE channel. (Only LF, Center, RF, LS, and RS contribute to the bass
management signal.).
The iDP Remote, iDP SOFT or PC-iP can be connected to any spare TC Link “out” connection.
! REMEMBER – To set a master monitor as the system controller the TC Link button on the rear panel
MUST be in the out position.
Alternative 7.1 Set-up.Analog, Digital& 192kHz
If you wish to set up your system with side channels as opposed to
five “screen” channels:
Simply substitute LI(Left Inner) & RI(Right Inner), for SL (Side Left)
& SR(Side Right) as shown in the adjacent diagram.
Follow the same format for 7.1 Digital & 7.1 Digital @ 192 kHz.
* SDDS (Sony Dynamic Digital Sound) is designed exclusively for
motion picture theatres; there is no consumer equivalent.
ACTIVE STUDIO MONITORS