D Cinema Manual

Dolby Digital Cinema System Manual
Issue 3 Models DSS200, DSL100 Software Version 4.2 Part Number 9110420
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Regulatory Notices FCC

NOTE:ThisequipmenthasbeentestedandfoundtocomplywiththelimitsforaClassA digitaldevice,pursuanttoPart15oftheFCCRules.Theselimitsaredesignedtoprovide reasonableprotectionagainstharmfulinterferencewhentheequipmentisoperatedina commercialenvironment.Thisequipmentgenerates,uses,andcanradiateradiofrequency energyand,ifnotinstalledandusedinaccordancewiththisinstructionmanual,maycause harmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications.Operationofthisequipmentinaresidential areaislikelytocauseharmfulinterferenceinwhichcasetheuserwillberequiredtocorrect theinterferenceathisownexpense.
Canada
ThisClassAdigitalapparatuscomplieswithCanadianICES003.
EMC
TheDolbyDSS200andDolbyDSL100complywiththeEMCrequirementofEN55022and EN55024whenoperatedinaccordancewiththismanual.
Important Safety Instructions

1. Readtheseinstructions. 2. Keeptheseinstructions. 3. Heedallwarnings. 4. Followallinstructions. 5. Donotusethisapparatusnearwater. 6. WARNING:Toreducetheriskoffireorelectricshock,donotexposethisapparatusto rainormoisture. 7. Cleanonlywithdrycloth. 8. Donotinstallnearanyheatsourcessuchasradiators,heatregisters,stoves,orother apparatus(includingamplifiers)thatproduceheat. 9. Nonakedflamesources,suchaslightedcandles,shouldbeplacedontheapparatus 10. Protectthepowercordfrombeingwalkedonorpinchedparticularlyatplugs, conveniencereceptacles,andthepointwheretheyexitfromtheapparatus. 11. Onlyuseattachments/accessoriesspecifiedbythemanufacturer. 12. Unplugthisapparatuswhenunusedforlongperiodsoftime. 13. Referallservicingtoqualifiedservicepersonnel.Servicingisrequiredwhenthe apparatushasbeendamagedinanyway,suchaspowersupplycordorplugis damaged,liquidhasbeenspilledorobjectshavefallenintotheapparatus,the apparatushasbeenexposedtorainormoisture,doesnotoperatenormally,orhas beendropped. 14. Donotexposetheapparatustodrippingorsplashingandnoobjectsfilledwith liquids,suchasvases,shallbeplacedontheapparatus.
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15. CAUTION:Troubleshootingmustbeperformedbyatrainedtechnician.Toreducethe riskofelectricshock,donotattempttoservicethisequipmentunlessyouarequalified todoso. 16. Donotdefeatthesafetypurposeofthepolarizedorgroundingtypeplug.Apolarized plughastwobladeswithonewiderthantheother.Agroundingtypeplughastwo bladesandathirdgroundingprong.Thewidebladeorthethirdprongisprovidedfor yoursafety.Iftheprovidedplugdoesnotfitintoyouroutlet,consultanelectricianfor replacementoftheobsoleteoutlet. 17. Thisapparatusmustbeearthed(grounded)byconnectingtoacorrectlywiredand earthedpoweroutlet. 18. Ensurethatyourmainssupplyisinthecorrectrangefortheinputpowerrequirementof theunit. 19. Inordertoreducetheriskofelectricalshock,thepowercordmustbedisconnected whenthepowersupplyassemblyisremoved. 20. Thisequipmentisdesignedtomountinasuitablyventilated19rack;ensurethatany ventilationslotsintheunitarenotblockedorcovered. 21. Themainspowerdisconnectdeviceforthisunitisthepluginmainscordratherthana powerswitch.Themainscordmustremainreadilyaccessiblefordisconnectingmains power. 22. Toavoidexposuretodangerousvoltagesandtoavoiddamagetotheunit,donot connecttherearpanelEthernetporttotelephonecircuits. 23. Asthecolorsofthecoresinthemainsleadmaynotcorrespondwiththecolored markingsidentifyingtheterminalsinyourplug,proceedasfollows: Thegreenandyellowcoremustbeconnectedtotheterminalintheplugidentified bytheletterE,orbytheearthsymbol ,orcoloredgreen,orgreenandyellow. ThebluecoremustbeconnectedtotheterminalmarkedwiththeletterNorcolored black. ThebrowncoremustbeconnectedtotheterminalmarkedwiththeletterLor coloredred.
CAUTIONDangerofexplosionifbatteryisincorrectlyreplaced.Replace onlywiththesameorequivalenttype.Disposeofusedbatteriesaccording tolocallaw.
24. Thisapparatusmustbeearthed.
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ThisproductwasdesignedandbuiltbyDolbyLaboratoriestoprovidemanyyearsofservice, andisbackedbyourcommitmenttoprovidehighqualitysupport.Wheniteventuallyreaches theendofitsserviceablelife,itshouldbedisposedofinaccordancewithlocalornational legislation.Forcurrentinformationpleasevisitourwebsite:www.dolby.com/environment.
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Thissymbolthatappearsontheunitrearpanelisintendedtoalerttheuser tothepresenceofuninsulateddangerousvoltagewithintheproducts enclosurethatmaybeofsufficientmagnitudetoconstituteariskofelectric shocktopersons. Thissymbolisintendedtoalerttheusertothepresenceofimportantsafety operatingandmaintenanceinstructions.

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IMPORTANT SAFETY NOTICE These units comply with safety standard EN60950-1. These units shall not be exposed to dripping or splashing and no objects filled with liquids, such as coffee cups, shall be placed on the equipment. To ensure safe operation and to guard against potential shock hazard or risk of fire, the following must be observed: o Ensure that your mains supply is in the correct range for the input power requirement of the unit. o Ensure fuses fitted are the correct rating and type as marked on the unit. o The unit must be earthed by connecting to a correctly wired and earthed power outlet. o The power cord supplied with this unit must be wired as follows: LiveBrown NeutralBlue EarthGreen/Yellow GB IMPORTANT NOTE DE SECURITE Ces units se conformer la norme de scurit EN60950-1. Ne pas exposer ces appareils aux claboussures ou aux gouttes de liquide. Ne pas poser d'objets remplis de liquide, tels que des tasses de caf, sur l'appareil. Pour vous assurer d'un fonctionnement sans danger et de prvenir tout choc lectrique ou tout risque d'incendie, veillez observer les recommandations suivantes. o Le selecteur de tension doit tre plac sur la valeur correspondante votre alimentation rseau. o Les fusibles doivent correspondre la valeur indique sur le materiel. o Le materiel doit tre correctement reli la terre. o Le cordon secteur livr avec le materiel doit tre cabl de la manire suivante: PhaseBrun NeutreBleu TerreVert/Jaune
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WICHTIGER SICHERHEITSHINWEIS Diese Gerte erfllen die Sicherheitsnorm EN60950-1. Die Gerte darf nicht mit Flssigkeiten (Spritzwasser usw.) in Berhrung kommen; stellen Sie keine Gefe, z.B. Kaffeetassen, auf die Gerte. Fr das sichere Funktionieren der Gerte und zur Unfallverhtung (elektrischer Schlag, Feuer) sind die folgenden Regeln unbedingt einzuhalten: o Der Spannungswhler mu auf Ihre Netzspannung eingestellt sein. o Die Sicherungen mssen in Typ und Stromwert mit den Angaben auf dem Gert bereinstimmen. o Die Erdung des Gertes mu ber eine geerdete Steckdose gewhrleistet sein. o Das mitgelieferte Netzkabel mu wie folgt verdrahtet werden: Phasebraun Nulleiterblau Erdegrn/gelb NORME DI SICUREZZA IMPORTANTE D Queste unit sono costruiti a norma di sicurezza EN60950-1. I prodotti non deve essere sottoposto a schizzi, spruzzi e gocciolamenti, e nessun tipo di oggetto riempito con liquidi, come ad esempio tazze di caff, deve essere appoggiato sul dispositivo. Per una perfetta sicurezza ed al fine di evitare eventuali rischi di scossa lettrica o d'incendio vanno osservate le seguenti misure di sicurezza: o Assicurarsi che il selettore di cambio tensione sia posizionato sul valore corretto. o Assicurarsi che la portata ed il tipo di fusibili siano quelli prescritti dalla casa costruttrice. o L'apparecchiatura deve avere un collegamento di messa a terra ben eseguito; anche la connessione rete deve avere un collegamento a terra. o Il cavo di alimentazione a corredo dell'apparecchiatura deve essere collegato come segue: Filo tensioneMarrone NeutroBlu MassaVerde/Giallo AVISO IMPORTANTE DE SEGURIDAD
Estas unidades cumplen con la norma de seguridad EN60950-1. Estas unidades no debe ser expuesta a goteos o salpicaduras y no deben colocarse sobre el equipo recipientes con liquidos, como tazas de cafe. Para asegurarse un funcionamiento seguro y prevenir cualquier posible peligro de descarga o riesgo de incendio, se han de observar las siguientes precauciones: o Asegrese que el selector de tensin est ajustado a la tensin correcta para su alimentacin. o Asegrese que los fusibles colocados son del tipo y valor correctos, tal como se marca en la unidad. o La unidad debe ser puesta a tierra, conectndola a un conector de red correctamente cableado y puesto a tierra. o El cable de red suministrado con esta unidad, debe ser cableado como sigue: VivoMarrn NeutroAzul TierraVerde/Amarillo VIKTIGA SKERHETSTGRDER! Dessa enheter uppfyller skerhetsstandarden EN60950-1. Dessa enheter fr inte utsttas fr yttre verkan samt freml innehllande vtska, ssom kaffemuggar, fr ej placeras p utrustningen. Fr att garantera skerheten och gardera mot eventuell elchock eller brandrisk, mste fljande observeras: o Kontrollera att spnningsvljaren r instlld p korrekt ntspnning. o Konrollera att skringarna r av rtt typ och fr rtt strmstyrka s som anvisningarna p enheten freskriver. o Enheten mste vara jordad genom anslutning till ett korrekt kopplat och jordat el-uttag. o El-sladden som medfljer denna enhet mste kopplas enligt foljande: FasBrun NeutralBl JordGrn/Gul BELANGRIJK VEILIGHEIDS-VOORSCHRIFT: Deze eenheden voldoen aan de EN60950-1. Deze apparaten mag niet worden blootgesteld aan vocht. Vanwege het risico dat er druppels in het apparaat vallen, dient u er geen vloeistoffen in bekers op te plaatsen. Voor een veilig gebruik en om het gevaar van electrische schokken en het risico van brand te vermijden, dienen de volgende regels in acht te worden genomen: o Controleer of de spanningscaroussel op het juiste Voltage staat. o Gebruik alleen zekeringen van de aangegeven typen en waarden. o Aansluiting van de unit alleen aan een geaarde wandcontactdoos. o De netkabel die met de unit wordt geleverd, moet als volgt worden aangesloten: FaseBruin NulBlauw AardeGroen/Geel
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Introduction
1.1 Dolby Digital Cinema Network Overview ............................................................................1
Chapter 2 DSS200 and DSL100

2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 DSS200 Front and Rear Panels .........................................................................................6 DSL100 Front and Rear Panels .........................................................................................7 DSS200 and DSL100 Removable Drive Bay......................................................................8 Using FTP to Upload and Download Content and Licenses.............................................10
Chapter 3 Installing a Dolby Digital Cinema System

3.1 Register the CAT862 Decoders .......................................................................................11 3.2 Prepare for an Installation ................................................................................................13 3.3 Installing the Hardware in a Single Auditorium .................................................................14 3.3.1 Unpacking the System ..........................................................................................14 3.3.2 Preparing for Setup ...............................................................................................14 3.3.3 Installing the DSS200 in a Rack ............................................................................16 3.3.4 Additional Recommendations ................................................................................19 3.3.5 Interconnect DSS200 Link Data Ports ...................................................................19 3.3.6 Connect DSS200 to Auditorium Network...............................................................20 3.3.7 Connect Theatre Automation ................................................................................20 3.3.8 Connect DMA8Plus, CP650, or CP750 to Auditorium Switch................................23 3.3.9 Connect DSS200 A/V Outputs ..............................................................................23 3.3.10 Connect Monitor, Keyboard, and Mouse to DSS200.............................................26 3.4 Connecting Multiple Auditoriums to a Theatre Network....................................................27 3.4.1 Set Up Theatre Network .......................................................................................27 3.4.2 Connect the DSL100 to the Theatre Network ........................................................28 3.4.3 Connect DSS200s to Theatre Network..................................................................29 3.4.4 Connect SAS External Storage to DSL100: Optional ............................................30 3.5 DSS200 Wiring Diagram .................................................................................................31 3.6 Configuring Single Auditoriums and Multiple Auditoriums ...............................................32 3.6.1 Configure the NA10, DMA8Plus, CP650, CP750 ..................................................32 3.6.2 Configure the Digital Cinema Projector .................................................................33 3.6.3 Default IP Addresses in a Single-Auditorium Network ..........................................34 3.6.4 Default IP Addresses in a Multiple-Auditorium Network ........................................34 3.6.5 Configure Each Auditorium Network......................................................................36 3.6.6 Set the Time Zone ................................................................................................46 3.6.7 Test the System .....................................................................................................46 3.7 Running the DSS200 Unconfig Script ..............................................................................47 3.8 Importing and Exporting Serial Automation Cues.............................................................49 3.8.1 Exporting Serial Automation Cues .........................................................................49 3.8.2 Importing Serial Automation Cues .........................................................................50 3.9 Configuring the Show Library ...........................................................................................51
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3.10 Running the Show Library Unconfig Script .......................................................................57
Chapter 4 System Maintenance

4.1 Maintaining the DSS200 Internal Hard Drives ..................................................................59 4.1.1 Replacing a DSS200 Drive ....................................................................................60 4.2 Replacing a DSS200 Power Supply .................................................................................63 4.3 Replacing a System Fan ..................................................................................................64 4.4 Maintaining the DSL100 Internal Hard Drives ..................................................................66 4.4.1 Replacing a DSL100 Drive ....................................................................................66 4.5 Replacing a DSL100 Power Supply .................................................................................71 4.6 Updating the DSS200, Media Block, and TMS Software..................................................75 4.6.1 Updating Using the Upgrade CD and a USB Device .............................................75 4.6.2 Updating the DSS200, Media Block, and TMS Remotely......................................76 4.6.3 Updating Locally from a USB Device Connected to DSS200 ................................77 4.6.4 Updating Locally from a CD and a PC Connected to a DSS200 ...........................77 4.6.5 Checking the Success or Failure of an Update......................................................78 4.6.6 Other Updating Information and Available Actions ................................................78 4.7 Updating DSL100 and TMS Software .............................................................................78 4.8 Updating the DSL100 and TMS Remotely and Via USB ..................................................78 4.9 Troubleshooting ...............................................................................................................79
Appendix A Dolby Digital Cinema Specifications

A.1 A.2 A.3 A.4 A.5 A.6 DSS200 (With Media Block) General Specifications ........................................................81 DSS200 Front Panel Specifications .................................................................................82 DSS200 (With Media Block) Rear Panel Specifications ...................................................82 Show Library General Specifications................................................................................83 Show Library Front Panel Specifications ..........................................................................83 Show Library Rear Panel Specifications...........................................................................83
Appendix B Digital Audio Overview

B.1 B.2 B.3 B.4 Digital Audio Sources .......................................................................................................85 Digital Audio Inputs...........................................................................................................85 Consumer Interface Standards for Digital Audio ..............................................................86 Cable Issues .....................................................................................................................86
Appendix C HD-SDI Video Overview

C.1 Introduction .......................................................................................................................87 C.2 Connector Issues..............................................................................................................87 C.3 Cable Issues .....................................................................................................................87
Appendix D Digital Cinema Keyboard Shortcuts, Login Utilities, and Scripts

D.1 Introduction .......................................................................................................................89 D.1.1 Show Library ..........................................................................................................89 D.1.2 DSS200..................................................................................................................89 D.1.3 DSS200 and TMS Login Utilities............................................................................90 D.1.4 Show Library and TMS Login Utilities ....................................................................91 D.1.5 DSS200 and Show Library Administrator Login.....................................................91
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Appendix E License Verification ................................................................................ 93 Appendix F GPI/0 Default Configuration and Schema
F.1 GPI/O Default Configuration .............................................................................................95 F.2 GPI/O Configuration Schema ...........................................................................................96
Appendix G Glossary .................................................................................................. 99 Index............................................................................................................................ 101
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List of Figures
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Dolby Digital Cinema Auditorium Network............................................................................. 3 DSS200 Front Panel with Cover On...................................................................................... 6 DSS200 Front Panel with Cover Off...................................................................................... 6 DSS200 Rear Panel .............................................................................................................. 7 DSL100 Front-Panel Components ........................................................................................ 7 DSL100 Rear-Panel Components ........................................................................................ 8 Inserting a Removable Drive ................................................................................................. 9 Ejecting a Removable Drive .................................................................................................. 9 Dolby Digital Cinema Installation Submission Form ........................................................... 12 Separating the Small Quick-Release Rails.......................................................................... 16 Installing the Inner Rail Extensions On the Small Rails....................................................... 17 Assembling the Outer Small Rails ....................................................................................... 17 Installing the DSS200 in the Rack Using the Small Rails.................................................... 18 Install Front-Panel Cover..................................................................................................... 18 Use Star Washers on Cinema Processor Rack-Mounting Screws...................................... 19 Interconnecting the DSS200 Link Data Ports ...................................................................... 19 Connecting the DSS200 to the Auditorium Network............................................................ 20 Connecting the DSS200 A/V Outputs (DMA8Plus Configuration)....................................... 24 Connecting the DSS200 A/V Outputs (CP650 Configuration)............................................. 24 Connecting the DSS200 A/V Outputs (CP750 Configuration)............................................. 25 Connecting a Monitor, Keyboard, and Mouse to the DSS200............................................. 26 Connecting a Monitor, Keyboard, and Mouse to the Front Panel........................................ 26 Typical Dolby Digital Cinema Theatre Network Top Level Diagram.................................... 27 Connecting the DSL100 to the Theatre Network................................................................. 28 Connecting the DSS200 to the Theatre Network ................................................................ 29 Connect DSL100 to SAS System ........................................................................................ 30 DSS200 Wiring Diagram .................................................................................................... 31 Default IP Addresses in a Single-Auditorium Network ........................................................ 34 Config Script Welcome Screen............................................................................................ 36 Auditorium Number Screen ................................................................................................. 36 Select SMS or TMS Mode for this Unit................................................................................ 37 Select Cinema Processor Screen........................................................................................ 37 NA10 Screen ....................................................................................................................... 38 DFC100 Screen................................................................................................................... 38 DMA8Plus Screen ............................................................................................................... 38 Select Projector Model Screen ............................................................................................ 39 Import GPIO Configuration Screen...................................................................................... 39 Language Selection Screen ................................................................................................ 39 Network Settings Screen ..................................................................................................... 40 Manual Configuration for DSS200 Screen .......................................................................... 40 Writing Settings Screens ..................................................................................................... 42 Device Addresses Screen ................................................................................................... 43 Media Block USB Setup Screen.......................................................................................... 44 Unconfigure Screen............................................................................................................. 47 Unconfigure Networking Screen.......................................................................................... 47 Unconfigure Show Manager Screen.................................................................................... 47 Unconfigure Parameters Screen ......................................................................................... 48 Unconfigure Content Screen ............................................................................................... 48
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Unconfiguration Choices Screen ......................................................................................... 48 Serial Automation Cues Screen .......................................................................................... 49 Export or Import Screen ...................................................................................................... 49 USB Drive Needed Screen.................................................................................................. 50 Auditorium Number Screen ................................................................................................. 50 Exporting Screen ................................................................................................................. 50 Complete Screen................................................................................................................. 50 Configuration Welcome Screen........................................................................................... 51 Database Maintenance Screen ........................................................................................... 51 Database Maintenance for Show Library Screen ................................................................ 52 Network Settings Screen ..................................................................................................... 52 Manual Configuration for Show Library Screen................................................................... 53 Language Selection Screen ................................................................................................ 54 Writing Settings Screen ....................................................................................................... 54 SAS RAID Configuration for Show Library Screen.............................................................. 56 SAS RAID Configuration for Show Library (Advanced) Screen: Already Configured.......... 56 SAS RAID Configuration for Show Library (Advanced) Screen .......................................... 56 Unconfigure Screen............................................................................................................. 57 Unconfigure Networking Confirm Screen ............................................................................ 57 Unconfiguration Complete Screen....................................................................................... 57 Unconfigure Parameters Screen ......................................................................................... 58 Unconfigure Content Screen ............................................................................................... 58 Identifying a Failed Drive in the DSS200............................................................................. 59 Remove DSS200 Front-Panel Cover .................................................................................. 60 Press Release Button to Extend Handle and Remove Drive .............................................. 60 Removing the Failed Drive from the DSS200 Drive Tray .................................................... 61 Installing the Replacement Drive in the DSS200 Drive Tray ............................................... 61 Slide Drive into DSS200 Chassis ........................................................................................ 62 Replace Front-Panel Cover ................................................................................................. 62 DSS200 Front-Panel Power Supply Indicator ..................................................................... 63 Removing the Failed DSS200 Power Supply ...................................................................... 63 Removing the DSS200 Chassis Cover................................................................................ 64 Replacing a DSS200 Front System Fan.............................................................................. 65 Replacing a DSS200 Rear System Fan .............................................................................. 65 Identifying a Failed Drive in the DSL100 ............................................................................. 66 Removing the DSL100 Front Panel..................................................................................... 67 Removing the DSL100 Retaining Bracket ........................................................................... 67 Removing the Failed Drive from the DSL100 ...................................................................... 68 Inserting the Replacement Drive in the DSL100 ................................................................. 68 Reinstalling the DSL100 Retaining Bracket......................................................................... 69 Reinstalling the DSL100 Front Panel .................................................................................. 69 DSL100 Front-Panel Power Supply Indicator...................................................................... 71 DSL100 Failed Power Supply: Top Unit in Figure ............................................................... 71 Loosen Thumbscrew on Failed DSL100 Power Supply ...................................................... 72 Press on Tab and Pull Handle to Remove Failed DSL100 Power Supply .......................... 72 Remove Failed DSL100 Power Supply ............................................................................... 73 Install New DSL100 Power Supply...................................................................................... 73 New DSL100 Power Supply Installed and AC Cable Reconnected .................................... 74
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Chapter 1
Introduction
WelcometoDolbyDigitalCinema! TheDolbyDigitalCinemapresentationsystemisadirectresultofDolbyLaboratories continuedleadershipinthedevelopmentofinnovativecinematechnologies.DolbyDigital Cinemaprovidesaflexiblesystemdesignedtodeliverthebestpossiblecinemaexperience. Increatingthisnewsystem,Dolbyutilizeditsvastexperiencewithproductionand exhibition,processingsystems,andcinemaequipmentdesign.Designedfromtheground up,DolbyDigitalCinemaservestheexhibitionandproductioncommunitiesequallywell, ensuringthatthecinemacontinuestoprovidetheoptimumenvironmentforexperiencing thedirectorsvision.Buildingonthecompanysuniqueexperienceasapioneerin entertainmenttechnologiesandasaleadingsupplierofcinemaaudioequipment,Dolby DigitalCinemaprovidesreliability,flexibilityofoperation,adaptabilityforthefuture,and systemsecurity.Containingbothimageandsoundcomponents,itincorporatestheopen standardsspecifiedbyDigitalCinemaInitiatives(DCI)andSMPTE. ADolbyDigitalCinemanetworkconsistsofthefollowingcomponents: DolbyDSS200streamingserverandsecuredigitalcontentdecoder DolbyShowLibrary(DSL100)highcapacitystorageserver(formultiplex installations) DolbyDMA8PlusDigitalMediaAdaptercoupledwithanexistingcinemasound processororaDolbyCP650orCP750DigitalCinemaProcessor DolbyTheatreManagementSystem(TMS)software Userprovided1000BaseTEthernetswitches UserprovidedUSBkeyboard,USBmouse,andcomputermonitor(minimum 1,024768resolutionat60Hz) Userprovideddigitalcinemaprojector Optionalautomationinterface(DolbyNA10orexternalthirdpartycontroller[using ASCIIoverRS232orGPI/O]). Dolby3DDigitalCinemasystemsmayalsoincludeaDolbyDFC100.Formore informationontheDFC100,seethedocumentationincludedwiththatproduct.
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Dolby Digital Cinema Network Overview

Figure 11showsatypicalDolbyDigitalCinemaauditoriumnetwork.Thisconfiguration usesaDSL100storageservertoloadcontentatonecentrallocation.TheDSS200in auditorium1receivesencryptedandencodedcontentfromtheDSL100.TheDSS200in eachauditoriumcanreceivecontentfromtheDSL100(oranyothernetworkedDolby server).TheTMSClientmonitorsandcontrolstheentiretheatrecomplex.
Introduction
TheDSL100runstheTMSServer,whiletheTMSClientisaccessiblefromanyDolby DSS200,DSL100,oranynetworkedPC.TheTMSServercanalsorunonasingleDSS200 andnetworkuptothreescreens(withoutaDSL100).IfaDSS200isoperatingasa singlescreenstandalonesystem,thesoftwarerunsinScreenManagementSystem(SMS) mode.
Dolby TheatreSync
WithDolbyTheatreSync,whenyouchangeasettingusingtheTMS,itsynchronizeswith theSMS,evenifyoudisconnecttheserver.IftheTMSisunavailable,theuserinterface automaticallyswitchestoSMSmode,providinglocalcontrol.Whenyoucreateoredita showusingtheSMS(whendisconnectedfromtheTMSorinstandalonemode),the changesautomaticallysynchronizewiththeTMSwhenyoureconnectit.Thisfunctionality alsosimplifieshardwarereplacement(includingreplacementorinstallationoftheDolby ShowLibrary),astheentirenetworkservesasaredundantsourceforshowandschedule information.Asaresult,DolbyTheatreSyncallowsyoutorunyourDigitalCinemaSystem accordingtoyourneeds,insteadoflockingthesystemintoasinglemodeofoperation. ForcompletedetailsontheTMSsoftware,pleaserefertotheTMSonlinehelpsystem.The followingchaptersinthismanualshowyouhowtoinstallandmaintainaDolbyDigital Cinemasystem.IncrementalupdatestothismanualarepostedontheDolbySecureweb site.ContactyourauthorizedDolbytechnicalrepresentativeforinformationonaccessing thissite. ThesystemiscompatiblewithallcinemaprocessorsandaddressestheCP650andCP750 directlythroughEthernetautomationanddigitalaudiointerfaces.Othercinema processorsrequireaDMA8Plus,asshowninFigure 11.YoucanautomatetheDMA8Plus controlsthroughEthernetautomation. Note: Dolby3DDigitalCinemanetworksmayincludeaDolbyDFC100(notshownin Figure 11),whichmustalsoconnecttotheauditoriumswitch.
Dolby Digital Cinema Network Overview
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Dolby Digital Cinema Auditorium Network
Chapter 2
DSS200 and DSL100
TheDolbyDSS200andDolbyShowLibrary(DSL100)arethecorecomponentsofthe DolbyDigitalCinemapresentationsystem.TheDSS200readsaudioandvideocontent files,decryptsanddecodesthiscontent,andreencryptsthevideo.TheDSS200thensends thelinkencryptedvideotothelocalauditoriumsdigitalcinemaprojectorfordecryption andplaybackontheassociatedscreen.TheDSS200sendstheaudioportionofthebitstream toaDolbyDMA8PlusDigitalMediaAdapterandexistingcinemaprocessorordirectlyto aDolbyCP650(equippedwithaCat.No.790optioncard)oraDolbyCP750forplayback throughthelocalauditoriumsexistingamplifiersandloudspeakers.TheDSL100isa highcapacitystorageserverthatfacilitatesmultiplexnetworkingandoptimizescontent storagerequirements.WiththeDSL100,youcanloadallcontentatonecentrallocation usingremovableharddrives,USB2.0drives,DVDs,ornetworkFTP.Theunitdistributes fileselectronicallytoallnetworkedDolbyDigitalCinemasystemswithinthemultiplex. TheDSL100playsakeyroleinmanagingatheatresEthernetbasedequipment,andopens agatewaytoeachauditorium.TheDSL100isrequiredforconfigurationswithfourormore auditoriums. Toplayashowonaspecificscreen,theDSS200connectstoanauditoriumnetworkthrough thatnetworksEthernetswitch.Thisswitchdoesnotconnecttooldcinemaprocessors.It interfaceswiththeauditoriumnetworksDolbyDMA8PlusDigitalMediaAdapterora DolbyCP650orCP750cinemaprocessor,theauditoriumsdigitalcinemaprojector,andthe optionalDolbyNA10(orothertheatreautomationconnectionusingASCIIoverRS232). ThisconnectionallowstheDSS200tomanagetheauditoriumsEthernetbasedequipment anditstheatreassets(curtains,lights,andsoon). TheDSL100linksalltheauditoriumstogetherthrougha1000BaseTEthernettheatre backboneswitch.Inamultiscreencomplex,alltheDSS200s(installedineachoftheother auditoriums)alsoconnecttothisswitch.Connectingtothetheatrenetworkenablesthe routingofshowsandcontenttotheDSS200ineachauditorium.Ashowcontainsthe sequenceofcontentclipstoplayalongwitheventcuesthattriggertheauditoriumstheatre assets. TheDolbyTMSsoftwareprovidesmonitoringandcontrolacrosstheentiretheatre network.TheTMSServerisacentralapplication.TheServerrunsonaDSL100(orproperly configuredDSS200forthreeorfewerauditoriums).ThedatabaserunsonaDolbyDSL100 (orasimilarlyconfiguredDSS200forthreeorlessauditoriums).TheTMSClientprovides auserinterfacetocontrolaDolbyDigitalCinemasystem.TheClientrunsontheShow Library,anyDSS200onthenetwork,andremotePCs.Thisallowsauthorizedusersto monitorthestatusofeachauditorium,controlplayback,buildshows,andsetupschedules fromaremotelocation(forexample,themanagersoffice). ThismanualshowsyouhowtoinstallandmaintaintheDSS200andDSL100in singlescreenandmultiscreenenvironments.Forenduseroperatinginstructions,please refertotheTMSonlinehelp.
DSS200 and DSL100
2.1
DSS200 Front and Rear Panels

TheDSS200isshowninFigure 21withthefrontpanelcoveronandFigure 22withthe frontpanelcoveroff.Theunitisshippedwiththefrontpanelcoveroff.Werecommend installingthecoverafterinstallingtheunitinitsrack,asdescribedSection3.3.3.
Figure21
Power supply indicators
Local network indicators CD/DVD-ROM drive
Internal drive status indicators Internal flash drive indicator
Monitor
USB 2.0
Removable drive bay
Figure 2-1
DSS200 Front Panel with Cover On
Note:
YoucannotplaycommercialCDs/DVDsintheDSS200sCD/DVDROMdrive.
Whenyouremovethefrontpanelcover(asdescribedinSection4.1.1)thereddrivetray buttonsandapowerbuttonareexposed,asshowninFigure 22. Ifyouneedtopowerdowntheunit,insertanonconductivematerial,suchasatoothpick intotherecessedpowerbuttonarea.Thereisnoneedtoconfirmthisactionorshutdown thesystemfirst.Itisnormalforthesecond(lower)localnetworkLEDtoremainonifthe mainpowercablesareconnected.Inaddition,thepowersupplyfanscontinuetorun.To restorepowertotheunitandbeginthebootsequence,pressthepowerbuttonagain. Pressadrivetraybuttontoreleasethehandlefortherespectivedriveduringdrive replacement,asdescribedinSection4.1.1.
Figure22
Power button
Drive tray buttons
Figure 2-2
DSS200 Front Panel with Cover Off
DSL100 Front and Rear Panels
Figure23
Dual redundant power supplies with LED status indicators
CAT862 (Media Block) setup and upgrade Dual HDSDI Link data Monitor in Digital Failsafe and GPI/O options
~ 3.6 - 1.5 A 50 - 60 Hz MAINS: 100 - 240 Vac
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Dolby and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. Covered by U.S. Patent: 7,266,714 and other worldwide patents granted and pending.
DSS200
This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES003.
1000BASE-T AUDITORIUM
LINK DATA
25
I.T.E
CAT862Z-MB
DSS200 serial number
PS/2
USB 2.0 RS-232 Monitor Auditorium Linear network Out timecode Link data output CAT862 serial number
Audio out Video reference input Theatre network
Figure 2-3
DSS200 Rear Panel
2.2
Figure24
DSL100 Front and Rear Panels

TheDSL100frontandrearpanelsareshowninFigure 24andFigure 25.
CD/DVD-ROM drive Removable drive bay

DSL100 Distribution Encoder Show Library
Power supply indicators
Internal storage indicators
USB 2.0 port
Figure 2-4
DSL100 Front-Panel Components
Note:
YoucannotplaycommercialCDs/DVDsintheDSL100sCD/DVDROMdrive.
DSS200 and DSL100
Figure25
Fans Red power supply alarm reset button

R
Remote network (satellite ingest) Optional SAS external storage
Show Library MAINS INPUT

100240Vac 5.02.1A 50-60Hz
DSL100
WARNING
Risk of electric shock. Do not open. No user serviceable parts inside. Refer all service to qualified personnel. This equipment must be earthed/grounded.
I.T.E. 19JP
Power Supply Alarm Reset
Dual redundant power supplies

Dolby and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
PS/2 RS232 Theatre USB 2.0 Monitor network
Reserved
Optional fiber connection
Figure 2-5
DSL100 Rear-Panel Components
2.3
DSS200 and DSL100 Removable Drive Bay

TheremovabledrivebayallowsyoutoloadcontentandlicensesontheDSS200andthe DSL100usingTMS.Itishotpluggable,andyoucaninsertadriveatanytime(withthe poweronoroff),butdonotremoveitduringthecontentloadingprocess(indicatedbya flashingdriveiconinDolbyTMS,andwhenthedrivesamberactivityLEDflashes).See theillustrationinFigure 26.ForinformationonTMS,seetheonlinehelpsystem. Toinsertaremovabledrivewiththesystempoweredup: 1. 2. 3. Pushonthedriveshandletopivotitoutward. Lineupthedrivewithitsslotandslideitin. Pushonthedriveshandletoseatthedriveinplace. OntheDSS200,thebluedrivereadyLEDstartsblinking.WhenthedrivereadyLED glowsinsolidblue,youarereadytoloadcontent. OntheDSL100,pressandholdthepowerbuttonuntilthedrivereadyLEDstops blinkingandglowsinsolidblue.Youarenowreadytoloadcontent. Ifthedriveisinserted,butthesystemisnotpoweredup,thedriveautomatically powersup(thedrivereadyLEDglowsinsolidblue)whenthesystembootsup.Ifthe drivereadyLEDisnotlit,pushandholdthepowerbuttonforthreeseconds. Caution: IfthedrivereadyLEDflashesredandblue,thisindicatesafanfailure. ThefanerrorLEDdisableswitchallowsyoutodisablethedrivereadyLED whenitflashesredandblue.Insertapapercliporsimilarobjecttoactivatethis switchandstoptheflashing.Returntheunittothedrivesupplierassoonas possibleforafanreplacement
DSS200 and DSL100 Removable Drive Bay
Figure26
Drive-ready/fan error LED Activity LED Fan-error LED disable switch Power button Push here to eject handle, then push on handle to seat
Figure 2-6
Inserting a Removable Drive
Toremovethedrive: 1. 2. WaituntiltheamberactivityLEDstopsflashing,thenpressandholdthepower buttonuntilthebluedrivereadyLEDturnsoff. Pushonthetopleftcornerofthedrivehandletopivotthehandleoutward,thenpull onthehandletoremovethedrive.
Caution: Duringthecontentloadingprocess,aflashingdriveiconappearsinDolbyTMS andthedrivesamberactivityLEDflashes.Donotremovethedriveatthistime. Whentheflashingstops,pressthepowerbuttontopowerdownthedrivebefore removingit.

Figure27 Figure28
Push here to eject handle, then pull handle to remove drive
Figure 2-7
Ejecting a Removable Drive
DSS200 and DSL100
2.4
Using FTP to Upload and Download Content and Licenses

YoucanusetheDSS200ortheDSL100toconnecttoanoutsideFTPservertotransfer contentorlicenses.UsinganyFTPclient,youcancopycontentinoroutofthesystem.You candothisbyusingstandardgetandputcommands.TouseFTPtomovecontent: 1. 2. 3. LaunchanFTPclientontheremotesystem. ConnecttoyourDSS200orDSL100byenteringitsIPaddress. Loginusingthefollowinglogininformation. user:dolbyftp password:dolbyftp ThenormalFTPfeedbackappears.Youareautomaticallyplacedintheproper directorytocopycontentorlicensestoorfromtheunit. 4. CopythedesiredcontentorlicensesinoroutoftheDSS200orDSL100. YoucanalsousetheFTPdelete commandtodeletecontentfromthesystem. Youcancheckthelistingaftereachfileuploadtoseeifthefilewasdeletedornot, whichverifieswhetheritwasvalidcontent.Thesystemdeletesallinvalidcontent.
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Chapter 3
Installing a Dolby Digital Cinema System
ThischapterprovidesinstructionsforinstallingaDolbyDigitalCinemasystem.You beginbyregisteringeachDSS200anditsCAT862decoder(alsoreferredtointhismanual astheMediaBlock),preparingfortheinstallation,andinstallingthehardwareineach auditorium.Ifatheatrehasonlyonescreen,theseinstructionsareallyouneedtoinstall thehardware. Inamultipleauditoriumenvironment,ifyoureinstallingDolbyDigitalCinemasystems intwoormoreauditoriums,followtheregistrationandhardwareinstructionsineach auditorium,thengotoSection3.4foradditionalinstructions. Afteryouinstallthehardware,gotoSection3.6tocompletetheinstallation.
3.1
Register the CAT862 Decoders

Beforesettingupthesystemforthefirsttime,youneedtoregistereachDSS200andits CAT862decoder(MediaBlock)byenteringtheirrespectiveserialnumbersintheDolby DigitalCinemaInstallationSubmissionForm(seeFigure 31)alongwiththeotherrequired information.YoucanfindtheseserialnumbersontheDSS200rearpanel,asshownin Figure 23.Besuretoenterbothserialnumbers.Theelectronicsubmissionformis providedontheDSS200DocumentationCDandrequiresAdobeAcrobatReader7or later.Alwaysenteralltherequiredinformation(electronically)intheprovidedfields,then emailtheinformationtotheappropriateDolbylocationfollowingtheinstructionsonthe form.OnceDolbysendsanemailconfirmation,therespectiveDSS200anditsCAT862is validforaspecifictheatre.Thisenablesauthorizeduserstoobtaincontentlicensesforthat unit,loadthoselicensesonthesystem,andplaybackthecorrespondingcontent.For instructionsonobtaininglicensesandloadingthemusingDolbyTMS,seetheDolbyTMS onlinehelp.ForinstructionsonobtainingandloadinglicensesusingaUSBmodem,see page42andpage54. Caution: YoucannotuseaDolbyDigitalCinemasystemtoplayencryptedcontentuntil youregistereachDSS200sCAT862.Registrationactivatestherespective DSS200sforplayback.Besuretoenterthis51xxxxseriesserialnumber(xxxx= yourunitsuniqueID).
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Figure31
Figure 3-1
Dolby Digital Cinema Installation Submission Form
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Prepare for an Installation
3.2
Prepare for an Installation

AfterregisteringtheDSS200CAT862,besureyouhavethefollowingcomponentsbefore youbegintheinstallation: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. DolbyDSS200 DolbyDSL100(requiredforconfigurationswithfourormoreauditoriums) Computermonitor(minimum1,024768resolutionat60Hz) USBkeyboardandUSBmouse DolbyCP750DigitalCinemaProcessor(oraDolbyCP650DigitalCinemaProcessor (withCat.No.790cardandsoftwarev.2.3.4.4orlater),oraDolbyDMA8PlusDigital MediaAdapterandacinemasoundprocessor DolbyDSS200PackingKit(DSS200ZPK),whichincludesthefollowingitems: 7. Mainscable,US Mainscable,international One12inchEthernetcable One12inchmonitormaletomonitorfemalecable Fourrackrailsandmountingscrews Frontpanelcover DolbyDSS200Documentationdisc
6.
OptionalDolbyDigitalCinemaInstallationKit(Cat.No.899DMA8forthe DMA8PlusandtheCP750,orCat.No.899DSS200/650fortheCP650),whichincludes thefollowing(ortheequivalentuserprovided)items: Two15footCAT5eredEthernetcables OnethreefootCAT5eblueEthernetcable OnesevenfootCAT5eblueEthernetcable One50footCAT5eblueEthernetcable OnesixfootblackUSBcable One50footgreenHDSDIvideocable One50footredHDSDIvideocable OneDMA8PlusorCP750toDSS200sixfoot4xAEScable (Cat.No.899DMA8kitonly) OneCP650toDSS20012foot4xAEScable (Cat.No.899DSS200/650kitonly) GigabitEthernetswitch Mainscable,international
8.
ForsystemsthatrequireaDSL100,theDolbyDSL100PackingKit(DSL100ZPK), whichincludesthefollowingitems: Mainscable,US Mainscable,international
Caution: WhenyouunpackaDSS200,besuretheinternalharddrives(locatedbehindthe frontpanel)areseatedintheirslots.ForinstructionsonremovingtheDSS200 frontpanelandaccessinganinternaldrive,pleaseseeSection4.1.1.
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3.3
Installing the Hardware in a Single Auditorium

ThissectionshowsyouhowtoinstalltheDolbyDigitalCinemahardwareinasingle auditorium.
3.3.1
Unpacking the System

YoushouldinspecttheDSS200anditsshippingpackageandcontactDolbyimmediatelyif youfindanydamage. IdentifyasuitablelocationfortherackunitthatwillholdtheDSS200.Itshouldbesituated inaclean,dustfreeareathatiswellventilated.Avoidareaswhereheat,electricalnoiseand electromagneticfieldsaregenerated.Youwillalsoneedtoplaceitnearagroundedpower outlet.ReadalloftheprecautionslistedinSection3.3.2.
3.3.2
Preparing for Setup

TheDSS200shippingpackageincludesonesetofrailassemblies(twoinnerandtwoouter) andthemountingscrewsyouwillneedtoinstallthesystemintotherack.Readthe followingsectionscompletely,beforeyoubegintheinstallationprocedureinthesections thatfollow. TheDSS200shipswithafrontpanelcoverthatyoushouldinstallafterinstallingtheunit initsrack,asdescribedonpage20.
Choosing a Setup Location

Leaveapproximately30inchesofclearanceinthebackoftheracktoallowforsufficient airflowandeaseinservicing.
Rack Precautions
Besuretotaketheseprecautionswheninstallingtherack: Ensurethatthelevelingjacksonthebottomoftherackarefullyextendedtothefloor withthefullweightoftherackrestingonthem. Inasinglerackinstallation,attachstabilizerstotherack. Inmultiplerackinstallations,coupletherackstogether. Beforeextendingacomponentfromtherackbesuretherackisstable. Extendonlyonecomponentatatime:extendingtwoormoresimultaneouslymay causetheracktobecomeunstable.
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General Component Precautions

Besuretotaketheseprecautionswheninstallingallcomponentsintherack: Reviewtheelectricalandgeneralsafetyprecautions. Identifytheplacementofeachcomponentintherackbeforeyouinstalltherails. Installtheheaviestrackcomponentsonthebottomoftherackfirst,andthenworkup. Usearegulatinguninterruptiblepowersupply(UPS)tohelpprotecttheall componentsfrompowersurgesandvoltagespikes,andtokeepyoursystem operatingincaseofapowerfailure. Allowthehotplugableharddrivesandpowersupplymodulestocoolbefore touchingthem. Closeallpanels,allcomponents,andrackdoor(ifpresent)whennotservicing,to maintainpropercooling.
Rack-Mounting Considerations
Besuretoconsiderthefollowingwheninstallingtherack.
Ambient Operating Temperature

Ifinstalledinaclosedormultiunitrackassembly,theambientoperatingtemperatureofthe rackenvironmentmaybegreaterthantheambienttemperatureoftheroom.Therefore, considerationshouldbegiventoinstallingtheequipmentinanenvironmentcompatible withthemanufacturersmaximumratedambienttemperature.
Reduced Airflow
Equipmentshouldbemountedintoaracksothattheamountofairflowrequiredforsafe operationisnotcompromised.
Mechanical Loading
Equipmentshouldbemountedintoaracksothatahazardousconditiondoesnotarisedue tounevenmechanicalloading.
Circuit Overloading
Considerationshouldbegiventotheconnectionoftheequipmenttothepowersupply circuitryandtheeffectthatanypossibleoverloadingofcircuitsmighthaveonovercurrent protectionandpowersupplywiring.Appropriateconsiderationofequipmentnameplate ratingsshouldbeusedwhenaddressingthisconcern.
Reliable Ground
Areliablegroundmustbemaintainedatalltimes.Toensurethis,therackitselfshouldbe grounded.Particularattentionshouldbegiventopowersupplyconnectionsotherthanthe directconnectionstothebranchcircuit(suchastheuseofpowerstrips,andsoon.).
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3.3.3
Installing the DSS200 in a Rack

FollowingareinstructionsforinstallingtheDSS200intoitsrack.TheDSS200shipswitha frontpanelcoverthatyoushouldinstallafterinstallingtheunitinitsrack,asdescribedin InstallingtheFrontPanelCoveronpage 18. Thereareseveraltypesofracksavailable,whichmayrequireslightvariationsinthe installationprocedure.Youshouldalsorefertotheinstallationinstructionsprovidedwith yourrack. Note: Youcaninstallthesmallquickreleaserailsinracksthatare26to33.5inchesdeep. Ifyourrackdoesnothavesquareholes,youllneedtoinstalltheincludedadapter.
Therearetworailassembliesprovidedforthequickreleaserackrails.Eachassembly consistsoftwosections,aninnerfixedchassisrailthatsecuresdirectlytotheDSS200and anouterfixedrackrailthatsecuresdirectlytotherackitself. Toinstallthequickreleaserails: 1. Separatetheinnerandouterrailsoneachassembly(refertoFigure 32).

Figure32
Extendtherailassemblybypullingitoutward. Pressthequickreleasetab. Separatetheinnerrailextensionfromtheouterrailassembly.
Rail assembly
Extending the rails
Quick release tab
Separating the inner rail extension
Figure 3-2
Separating the Small Quick-Release Rails
2.
Installtheinnerrailextensions(refertoFigure 33. PlacetheinnerrackextensionsoneachsideoftheDSS200chassis,aligningthe hooksoftheDSS200chassiswiththerailextensionholes.
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Figure33
Besureeachextensionfacesoutwardjustliketheinnerrail. SlidethefirstextensiontowardthefrontoftheDSS200chassis. SecuretheinnerrailtotheDSS200chassiswiththefourprovidedscrews,as showninFigure 33.Repeatthesestepsfortheotherinnerrail.
Figure 3-3
Installing the Inner Rail Extensions On the Small Rails
3.
Assembletheouterrackrails.(Theouterrailsextendfrom30to33inchesandattach totherack.) Securethebackendoftheouterrailtotherack,usingtheprovidedscrews. Toretractthesmallerouterrail,pressthebuttonwherethetwoouterrailsjoin. Hangtherailhooksontherackholes,andifdesired,usetheprovidedscrewsto securethefrontoftheouterrailtotherack. Repeatsteps13fortheotherouterrail.
Figure34
Figure 3-4
Assembling the Outer Small Rails
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4.
InstalltheDSS200intotherack. Confirmthattheinnerandouterrailsareinstalledontherack. Extendtheouterrails. AligntheinnerrailsontheDSS200withtheouterrailsontherack. Slidetheinnerrailsintotheouterrails,maintainingequalpressureonbothsides. WhentheDSS200iscompletelyinsertedintotherack,itshouldclickintothe lockedposition. Optionally,insertandtightenthethumbscrewsthatsecurethefrontoftheDSS200 totherack.
Figure35
Figure 3-5
Installing the DSS200 in the Rack Using the Small Rails
Installing the Front-Panel Cover

AfterinstallingtheDSS200initsrack,installtheunitsfrontpanelcover: 1. 2. Lineupthetwopinsonthecoversleftsidewiththeirrespectiveholesonthefront panel,theninsertthepinsintheholes. Placeafingeronthecoversupperrightindent,pressinwardtodepressthetwopins ontherightside,lineupthepinswiththeirrespectiveholes,thenreleaseyourfinger toinsertthepinsandsnapthecoverinplace(seeFigure 36).
Figure36
Pins
Press here and snap cover in place Pins
Figure 3-6
Install Front-Panel Cover
3.
Connectallcablesandconfigurethesystem,asdescribedinthefollowingsections.
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3.3.4
Additional Recommendations
Alloftheunitsventfromfronttobackbesuretoprovideproperclearance,and unobstructedairflow.Donotinstalltheunitsaboveheatgeneratingequipment.The DMA8Plusshouldbemountedinthesamerackasthecinemaprocessortoavoidpotential problemswithgroundloops,radiatedinterference,andsoon. WerecommendthatyouinstallstarwashersonallcinemaprocessororDMA8Plus rackmountingscrewstoensuregoodgroundcontact,asshownintheexamplein Figure 37.Thishelpspreventelectricalnoiseproblems.
Figure37
Add star washer Rack
Cinema processor
Figure 3-7
Use Star Washers on Cinema Processor Rack-Mounting Screws
Note:
Followalllocalcodesandregulationscoveringelectricalwiring.
3.3.5
Interconnect DSS200 Link Data Ports

Toenabletheroutingofcontentandshows,youneedtointerconnectthetwoLINK DATA EthernetportsontheDSS200rearpanelasfollows: ConnectoneendoftheprovidedCAT5eEthernetcabletooneoftheDSS200sLINK DATA ports,thenconnecttheotherendofthecabletotheotherLINK DATAport,asshownin Figure 38.
Figure38
LINK DATA
~ 3.6 - 1.5 A 50 - 60 Hz MAINS: 100 - 240 Vac
DSS200
LINK DATA
25
I.T.E
CAT862Z-MB
LINK DATA
Figure 3-8
Interconnecting the DSS200 Link Data Ports
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3.3.6
Connect DSS200 to Auditorium Network

ToconnecttheDSS200tothescreensauditoriumnetwork: ConnectoneendofaCAT5e(orgreater)EthernetcabletotheDSS200s1000BASE-T AUDITORIUM port,thenconnecttheotherendofthecabletotheauditoriums1000BaseT switch,asshowninFigure 39.Theoptionalinstallationkitsprovideacablethatis colorcodedblueandlabeledforyourconvenience. Note: BesurethebendradiusforeachsideoftheCAT5ecableisnotlessthanoneinch (25mm).
Figure39
~ 3.6 - 1.5 A 50 - 60 Hz MAINS: 100 - 240 Vac
DSS200
LINK DATA
25
I.T.E
CAT862Z-MB
To auditorium switch
Figure 3-9
Connecting the DSS200 to the Auditorium Network
3.3.7
Connect Theatre Automation

YoucanuseDolbyTMSsoftwaretocontrolatheatreautomationsystemusingoneofthe followingoptions: ConnectaDolbyNA10(ifpresent)tothelocalauditoriumswitchandtheatre automationsystem. ConnecttheDolbyDSS200RS232serialporttoaprogrammablelogiccontroller(or otherdevice)connectedtothetheatreautomationsystem. ConnecttheDSS200GPI/Oporttoacontactclosuretheatreautomationsystem.
ForinformationonusingTMS,refertotheTMSonlinehelpsystem.
Connecting a Dolby NA10 to the Theatre Automation System

Youcanusea50footCAT5e(orbetter)EthernetcabletoconnectanNA10tothescreens auditorium1000BaseTswitch.Theoptionalinstallationkitsprovideacablethatiscolor codedblueandlabeledforyourconvenience.Fordetails,seetheseparateDolbyNA10 InstallationManual.TheNA10manualalsoexplainshowtointerfacetheNA10withthe screensexistingautomationsystem. Note: BesurethebendradiusforeachsideoftheCAT5ecableisnotlessthanoneinch (25mm).
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Connecting the DSS200 Serial Port to the Theatre Automation System

YoucanusetheDSS200serialporttoconnecttoatheatreautomationsystemthatiscapable ofutilizingaserialconnection(forserialpinouts,seethewiringdiagraminFigure 319). Forthistypeofconfiguration,anadditionalunit,suchasaprogrammablelogiccontroller (PLC)isrequired.YoucanturnontheSerialAutomationfunctionandenterthecommand stringswithinTMS(asdescribedinthatapplicationsonlineHelpsystem).Toconnecttoa PLCoranotherdevice,useRS232serialprotocol.
Additional Automation Capabilities Digital Failsafe

IfaproblemoccursintheDSS200thatinterruptsplayback,theoptionalDigitalFailsafe featurecandetecttheproblemandcommunicatewiththetheatreautomationsystemto performthedesiredfunction(forexample,turningthehouselightson).DigitalFailsafe utilizesthreepinsontheDSS200sOption I/Ointerface,asshowninFigure 319.Formore informationonimplementingtheDigitalFailsafefunction,contactyourDolbyauthorized technicalservicerepresentative.
GPI/O
TheDSS200sOption I/O portalsoprovidesaninterfaceforconnectingtoacontactclosure automationsystemthatiscapableofutilizingaGPI/Oconnection.Thisinterfaceprovides opticallyisolatedinputscapableofstandard15voltautomationcontrolorTTLlevel control. TheGPI/Ointerfacesupportsthefollowinginputandoutputrelays:
Input Relays
GPI1(connectorpin20):Play GPI2(connectorpin21):Stop GPI3(connectorpin22):Pause GPI4(connectorpin23):Reselect Usereselectwhenstoppedtoresetthetransporttothereadystate. Theinputsareedgetriggeredonthetransitiontothehighstate.
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Output Relays
GPO1(connectorpin17normallyclosed,connectorpin36normallyopen):Indicates whetherthetransportisintherunningstate.Commonfortherunningstateoutputrelay ispin16. Inaddition,therearenineconfigurableoutputrelays. Toconfigureyouroutput(GPO): 1. CreateanofflineXMLconfigurationfileforyourGPOandsaveitonaUSBstick. Forinformationonthedefaultconfigurationandtheconfigurationschema,see AppendixF. 2. RuntheConfigscript,asdescribedonpage36,thenimportyourconfigurationfile,as describedonpage39. YourconfigurationisdisplayedinTMS(ShowManager). 3. UseyourGPOinashow.(SeeTMSonlinehelpforinstructionsonusingcuesina showplaylist.)
ForagraphicdepictionoftheGPI/Opinouts,seethewiringdiagraminFigure 319.For moreinformationonsettingupthistypeofconfiguration,contactyourDolbyauthorized technicalrepresentative.
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3.3.8
Connect DMA8Plus, CP650, or CP750 to Auditorium Switch

ToallowDolbyTMStocontrolaDMA8Plus,asimilarlyequippedCP650,oraCP750for thelocalscreen,youmustconnecttherespectiveunittotheauditoriums1000BaseT switch: ConnectoneendofasevenfootCAT5e(orbetter)Ethernetcabletotherespectiveunits Ethernetport,thenconnecttheotherendofthecabletotheauditoriums1000BaseT switch.TheoptionalCat.No.899DMA8(alsofortheCP750)andCat.No.899DSS200/650 installationkitsincludeacablethatiscolorcodedblueandlabeledforyourconvenience. Note: BesurethebendradiusforeachsideoftheCAT5ecableisnotlessthanoneinch (25mm).
3.3.9
Connect DSS200 A/V Outputs

ToconnecttheDSS200saudioandvideooutputs(seeFigure 310): 1. ConnecttheprovidedredHDSDIcable(SMPTE292M1.5Gbpscompliant) tothe DSS200sHDSDI A output,thenconnecttheotherendofthecabletothedigitalcinema projectorsHDSDI A input.
Caution: EncryptedcontentcanbeplayedonlyonaDCIcompliantdigitalcinema projector. 2. ConnecttheprovidedgreenHDSDIcablefromtheDSS200sHDSDI B outputtothe digitalcinemaprojectors HDSDI B input. BesurethebendradiusforeachsideoftheHDSDIcablingisnotlessthanthree inches(75mm).
Note:
IfyourconfigurationusesaDMA8Plus: Connectthe25pinDconnectorcable(suppliedwiththeoptionalCat.No.899DMA8 InstallationKit)totheDSS200s 8 x AES OUTconnector,thenconnecttheotherendof thecabletotheDMA8Plus4 x AESIN connector,asshowninFigure 310.TheDolby PartNumberforthiscableis8305580. IfyouarenotusingacablemanufacturedbyDolby,besuretouseasimilarcable(RG59 orbetter)thatmeetstheAESaudiospecification. ConnecttheDMA8PlusAUDIO OUT TO CPconnectortotheanalogaudioinputonthe auditoriumscinemasoundprocessor.
IfyourconfigurationusesaCP650withaCat.No.790optioncard: ConnecttheDSS200s8 x AES OUT connectortotheCP650OPTION CARD I/O connector(withCat.No.790)usingthespecialcable(suppliedwiththeoptional Cat.No.899DSS200/650installationkit),asshowninFigure 311.TheDolbyPart Numberforthiscableis8309370.
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IfyourconfigurationusesaCP750: ConnecttheDSS200s8 x AES OUT connectortotheCP7504 x AES IN connectorusing thespecialcable(suppliedwiththeoptionalCat.No.899DMA8InstallationKit),as showninFigure 312.TheDolbyPartNumberforthiscableis8305580. Besurethebendradiusforeachsideoftheaudiocablingisnotlessthantwoinches (50mm).
Note:
Figure310
HDSDI A & B outputs to digital projector Dolby DSS200
~ 3.6 - 1.5 A 50 - 60 Hz MAINS: 100 - 240 Vac
This device complies with P art 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the f ollowing two c onditions: (1) this device may not caus e h armful interference , a nd (2) this device must accep t any interference received, including interferenc e tha t may cause undesired operation.
Dolby and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. Covered by U. S. P atent: 7,266,714 an d o ther worldwid e p atents grante d a nd pending.
DS S200
This Clas s A d igital apparatus complie s w ith Canadian ICES003.
LINK DATA
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To Dolby cinema sound processor Dolby DMA8Plus

TO CP CONTROL
~ 5060Hz 15W 100240 Vac
Dolby, Pro Logic and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
Balanced 110
DMA8Plus
Digital Media Adapter
4xAES IN
1xAES
1xAES
OPTICAL
DIGITAL MEDIA AUTOMATION
AUDIO OUT TO CP
ACT
LINK
TO DA CONTROL
DIGITAL 1 IN
DIGITAL 2 IN
DIGITAL 3 IN
DIGITAL 4 IN
RS-232
10BASE-T
ANALOG AUDIO IN
Figure 3-10 Connecting the DSS200 A/V Outputs (DMA8Plus Configuration)
Note:
TheDSS2008 x AES OUTconnectorandtheDMA8Plus4 x AES IN connectorare balanced110IfyouarenotusingacablemanufacturedbyDolby,besuretouse asimilarcablethatmeetstheAESaudiospecification.
Figure311
Dolby CP650
UL
LISTED
AUTOMATION
US
CP650 Digital C inema Processor

San Francisco, US Wootton Bassett, UK
1 01 04 05
SERIAL DATA (RS-232) ETHERNET MOTOR START
MIC. INPUT
PROFESSIONAL AUDIO EQUIPMENT 4J06
MUT E U2 NONSYNC U1 11 10
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REMOTES AND AUD. FADER

Dolby Digit al
READER 2
REMOT E FADER + DA TA IN N/C
L L+ C C + R R+ Ls Ls + Rs Rs + SW SW + 1 This device complie s w ith Part 15 of the FCC Rules . Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not caus e h armful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that ma y c ause undesired operation. Thi s C lass A d igit al appa ratu s c omplie s w ith C anadia n IC ES003 . 14 17 20 23 24 25 13
NONSYNC IN 1 L R NONSYNC IN 2 L R
MS 1 P1 P1/ P2 P2 MS 2
OPTION CARD I/O
WARNING
H/I OUTPUT
~ 50 - 60 Hz 120 W 100 - 240 Vac
OPTICAL IN 1
CAUTION
To reduce the risk of fire replace only with same type and rating 250V time-lag fuse.
Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories. Digital decoding covered by the following U.S. Patents: 4,490,691 4,498,055 4,790,016 4,799,260 4,914,701 4,941,177 5,046,098 5,109,417 5,230,038 5,297,236 5,357,594 5,394,473 5,581,653 5,608,805 5,623,577 5,632,003 5,633,981 and other worldwide patents granted and pending.
MAIN AUDIO OUTPUT
6-CH AUDIO INPUT

(External Digit al Processor)
R R
OPTION I/O connector (with Cat. No. 790 card) Unbalanced 75
L L
OPTICAL IN 2
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HDSDI A & B outputs to digital projector Dolby DSS200
~ 3.6 - 1.5 A 50 - 60 Hz MAINS: 100 - 240 Vac
DS S200
LINK DATA
8 x AES OUT connector Balanced 110

CAT862Z-MB
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Figure 3-11 Connecting the DSS200 A/V Outputs (CP650 Configuration)
Note:
TheDSS2008 x AES OUT connectorisbalanced110andtheCP650OPTION CARD I/Oconnector(withCat.No.790)isunbalanced75Ifyouarenotusingacable manufacturedbyDolby,besuretouseasimilarcablethatmeetstheAESaudio specification.
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Figure312
HD-SDI A & B outputs to digital projector DSS200
~ 3.6 - 1.5 A 50 - 60 Hz MAINS: 100 - 240 Vac
8 x AES OUT connector

CAT862Z-MB
DS S200
LINK DATA
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Balanced 110 CP750

CP750 Digital Cinema Processor
CAUTION
To reduce the risk of fire replace only with same type and rating 250V time-lag fuse.
4 x AES IN connector
4xAES IN 1xAES IN
REMOTE
DIGITAL 1
LABEL
FUSE T 3.15A L
BACK-UP
ETHERNET
100240 Vac 300
RS-232
NONSYNC AUX INPUT OUT 7 H/I L OUT OPT IN R 8
MIC. INPUT
MAIN AUDIO OUTPUT
MULTI-CHANNEL
Dolby, Pro Logic and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
ACT LINK
NOT
ETHERNET
AUTOMATION
DIGITAL 2 DIGITAL 3 DIGITAL 4
ANALOG INPUT
Figure 3-12 Connecting the DSS200 A/V Outputs (CP750 Configuration)
Note:
TheDSS2008 x AES OUTconnectorandtheCP7504 x AES IN connectorarebalanced 110IfyouarenotusingaDolbymanufacturedcable,besuretouseasimilarcable thatmeetstheAESaudiospecification.
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3.3.10
Connect Monitor, Keyboard, and Mouse to DSS200

TheTMSsoftwareisinstalledonallDSS200s.TouseTMSandoperatetheunit,youmust connectamonitor,keyboard,andmouseasfollows(forinformationonusingDolbyTMS, refertoitsonlinehelpsystem). 1. Usetheprovidedspecialmonitorcabletointerconnectthetwomonitorportsonthe DSS200rearpanel,connectingthemaleendofthecabletothelowerportontheleft andthefemaleendofthecabletotheupperportontheright,asshowninFigure 313. ConnectaUSBorPS/2keyboardandmousetotheirrespectiveportsontheDSS200 rearpanel,orconnectaUSBkeyboardandmousetotheUSBportsonthefrontpanel, asshowninFigure 313andFigure 314. Thisconnectionallowsyoutoconnectamonitordirectlytothemonitorportonthe DSS200frontpanel,asshowninFigure 314.Alternatively,youcanconnectyour monitordirectlytothelowermonitorportontheDSS200rearpanel(notusingthe specialmonitorcableorthefrontpanelmonitorport).
2.
Note:
Figure313
~ 3.6 - 1.5 A 50 - 60 Hz MAINS: 100 - 240 Vac
Connect female end of special monitor cable
DSS200
LINK DATA
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CAT862Z-MB
USB (Connect keyboard and mouse to PS/2 or USB ports)
PS/2
Connect male end of special monitor cable (or connect monitor directly)
Figure 3-13 Connecting a Monitor, Keyboard, and Mouse to the DSS200

Figure314
Connect USB keyboard and mouse here or on rear panel
Connect monitor (after interconnecting ports on rear panel) or connect directly to rear panel
Figure 3-14 Connecting a Monitor, Keyboard, and Mouse to the Front Panel
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Connecting Multiple Auditoriums to a Theatre Network
3.4

ThissectionshowsyouhowtoconnectmultipleauditoriumstoaDolbyDigitalCinema theatrenetwork.Afterinstallingthehardwareforeachscreen,continuethe multiplescreeninstallationbyconnectingaDSL100andtheDSS200ineachauditoriumto thetheatrenetwork,asdescribedinthefollowingsections. Note: Formultiplescreenconfigurationswiththreeorlessauditoriums,youcanuseone oftheDSS200sastheTMSServer,insteadoftheDSL100.
3.4.1
Set Up Theatre Network

Inamultiplex,youcaninstallaDolbyDigitalCinemasysteminmorethanoneauditorium, andsetupatheatrenetworktomanageeachofthesescreenswithDolbyTMS.Youbegin thistypeofinstallationbysettingupasinglescreensystemineachauditoriumfollowing theinstructionsintheprevioussectionsinthischapter.Youcanthencontinuewiththe installationbyconnectingtheDSL100andtheDSS200ineachauditorium(alongwithany remoteTMSClientPCs)tothetheatrenetworkswitch(seeFigure 315).Theprocedures thatfollowshowyouhowtoperformtheinstallation. Note: Inamultiplex(seeFigure 315),youconnectaDolbyDSL100tothetheatrenetwork foruseastheDolbyTMSServer.Inthistypeofconfiguration,theDSL100isnot directlyconnectedtoanyspecificauditoriumnetwork.Itisconnectedonlytothe theatrenetworkswitch.ForinformationonusingDolbyTMS,refertotheTMS onlinehelpsystem.
Caution: Torunyourtheatrenetwork,theDSL100andeachDSS200(orotherDolby servers)inthemultiplexmusthavethesamesoftwareversioninstalled.

Figure315
Digital Screen Server
DSS200
DSS200
!
1 2
!
1 2
Auditorium 2 DSS200
Auditorium 4 DSS200
DSL100 (TMS Server) Remote PC Running Dolby TMS Client
Theatre Network Ethernet Switch
Satellite ingest
Auditorium 1
Auditorium 3
DSS200
Auditorium 5
DSS200
!
1 2
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1 2
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1 2
Remote PC Running Dolby TMS Client
DSS200
DSS200
DSS200
Figure 3-15 Typical Dolby Digital Cinema Theatre Network Top Level Diagram
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3.4.2
Connect the DSL100 to the Theatre Network

IfyourDolbyDigitalCinematheatrenetworkhasfourormoreauditoriums,youneedto useaDSL100astheDolbyTMSServer.TheTMSsoftwareisinstalledontheDSL100.To runTMSonaDSL100,youmustconnectamonitorandUSBorPS/2keyboardandmouse totheDSL100rearpanel.ForinformationonusingDolbyTMS,refertotheTMSonline helpsystem. ToconnecttheShowLibrary: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. ConnectaUSBorPS/2keyboardandmousetotherespectiveportsontheDSL100 rearpanel,asshowninFigure 316. ConnectacomputermonitortothemonitorportontheDSL100rearpanel. ConnectoneendoftheprovidedEthernetcabletotheDSL100Ethernetportlocated nexttothemonitorport(orusetheoptionalfiberconnectors). ConnecttheotherendoftheEthernetcable(oroptionalfiberconnectors)tothe theatrenetworkswitch. PoweruptheShowLibrary.
Figure316
Optional remote network (satellite ingest)

R
Show Library MAINS INPUT

100240Vac 5.02.1A 50-60Hz
DSL100
WARNING
I.T.E. 19JP
Power Supply Alarm Reset
Optional fiber connectors
Dolby and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
Connect keyboard and mouse to USB or PS/2 ports
Reserved Connect monitor Connect to theatre switch
heatre Network
Figure 3-16 Connecting the DSL100 to the Theatre Network
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3.4.3
Connect DSS200s to Theatre Network

TointegrateeachDolbyDigitalCinemaauditoriumnetworkintoanextendedtheatre network,youneedtoconnecteachDSS200tothetheatrenetworkswitch.TheDSS200 providesacopperconnection,whichusestherearpanelTHEATRE NETWORK port.An optionalfiberconnectionisalsoavailable.Copperisacceptableforcablerunsof100meters orless.Forcablerunsof100metersorgreater,fiberisrequired. Caution: ThetheatrenetworkmustincludeonlythosedevicesdedicatedtotheDolby DigitalCinemanetwork.
ToconnecteachoftheDSS200sinamultiplextoaDolbyDigitalCinematheatrenetwork (seeFigure 317): 1. ConnectoneendofaCAT5e(orbetter)EthernetcabletotheappropriateDSS200

THEATRE NETWORKport.Theoptionalinstallationkitsprovideacablethatis
colorcodedredandlabeledforyourconvenience. Aftertheinstallationiscomplete,alwaysverifythatyouaretransmittingandreceiving data. ConfiguretheDSS200ineachauditoriumoneatatime,asdescribedonpage 36,then connecttheotherendoftheEthernetcabletothetheatrenetworks1000BaseTswitch (asrequiredforyourconfiguration). Caution: Toavoidpossibleserverconflicts,beforeconnectingeachDSS200tothetheatre networkswitch,besuretoassigneachDSS200auniqueauditoriumnumber(see ConfigureEachAuditoriumNetworkonpage 36).
Figure317
~ 3.6 - 1.5 A 50 - 60 Hz MAINS: 100 - 240 Vac
DSS200
LINK DATA
25
I.T.E
CAT862Z-MB
1000BASE-T Theatre Network
Figure 3-17 Connecting the DSS200 to the Theatre Network
Note:
BesurethebendradiusforeachsideoftheEthernetcableisnotlessthanoneinch (25mm).
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3.4.4
Connect SAS External Storage to DSL100: Optional

ADolbyDSL100caninterfacewithqualifiedexternalstorageviaSerialAttachedSCSI (SAS),providingadditionalstoragecapabilities.Thisexternalstorageoptionrequiresa PCI/SAScardinstalledbyDolby,whichprovidesaSASconnectorontheDSL100rear panel.Forthisconfiguration,youalsoneedtoobtainanexternalSASsystemqualifiedby Dolby.ContactDolbyLaboratoriestoobtainapreconfiguredDSL100withtheSASoption andalistofqualifiedexternalSASsystems. ToconnecttheDSL100totheexternalSASstorageunit: 1. 2. ContactDolbyLaboratories(oryourdistributor)foralistofsupportedSASsystems, andobtainthedesiredunit. ConnectoneendoftheprovidedSAScabletotheupperSASportontheDSL100s rearpanel,thenconnecttheotherendtotheSASunitsinputport,asshownin Figure 318.
Figure318
To SAS Chassis input port
Figure 3-18 Connect DSL100 to SAS System
3. 4.
ConnecttheSASunittoapowersourceusingtheprovidedcable,andturnonthe power. ReboottheDSL100. IfyouneedtoconfigureorreconfiguretheSASsystem,seetheinstructionson page56.WhentheSASsystemisconfigured,youcantransfercontenttoandfromthe SASdrivesfollowingtheinstructionsintheDolbyTMSonlinehelp.
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DSS200 Wiring Diagram
3.5
Figure319
DSS200 Wiring Diagram

Figure 319providesadetailedDSS200wiringdiagramwithrelatedconnections.
Figure 3-19 DSS200 Wiring Diagram
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3.6
Configuring Single Auditoriums and Multiple Auditoriums

ThissectionshowsyouhowtoconfigureandtestaDolbyDigitalCinemasystem.Because singleandmultipleauditoriumconfigurationsaresimilar,thissectioncoversbothtypes ofsetups. TheDolbyDigitalCinemasystemprovidesconfigurationsoftware(Configscript)with semiautomaticdefaultnetworksettingsfortheDSS200,ShowLibrary,CP650,CP750, DMA8Plus,NA10,anddigitalcinemaprojector,asdescribedinConfigureEach AuditoriumNetworkonpage 36.TheConfigscriptautomaticallyappliesthesedefaultsto theDSS200andDSL100usingthedefaultscreennumber(1)forasingleauditorium installationandthespecifiedscreennumberforeachscreeninamultipleauditorium installation(forexample,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,and8foreightauditoriums).Youmustalsoset thedefaultsmanuallyontheDMA8Plus,CP650,CP750,NA10,anddigitalcinema projectorusingthesetupsoftwareincludedwitheachoftheseunits.Youcanalsousethe Configscripttooverridethedefaultnetworksettingsandenterthedesiredsettings.
3.6.1
Configure the NA10, DMA8Plus, CP650, CP750

EnterthefollowingdefaultIPaddresses,orenteryourownsettings(x=auditorium number): NA10 DMA8Plus CP650 CP750 192.168.x.130 192.168.x.131 192.168.x.132 192.168.x.136
Thedefaultnetmaskforauditoriumdevicesis255.255.255.128. Enteryoursettingsusingthesetupsoftwareshippedwitheachoftheseunitsfollowingthe instructionsintherespectivedocumentation. Note: YourentriesmustmatchthecorrespondingsettingsintheConfigscript.Formore information,seeConfigureEachAuditoriumNetworkonpage 36.
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3.6.2
Configure the Digital Cinema Projector

InaDolbyDigitalCinemaauditoriumnetwork,thedigitalcinemaprojectorconnectstothe auditoriumswitch,asshowninFigure 11.TheDolbyDigitalCinemasystemsupports Ethernetcues(lamp,douser,andmacros)forthedigitalcinemaprojector.
TI DLP Projector Setup

ToconfiguretheprojectorsIPaddresses,usetheprojectorssetupsoftware.Theprimary addressfordigitalcinemaistheTIDLPheadaddressthatisusedforsubtitledelivery andlinkencryptionkeyexchange.However,Series1projectorsalsoincludeacontroller modulewithitsownIPaddress.ThesystemusesthisOEMcontrollerforautomationcues, anditsIPaddressmustbesetproperly.ThecontrollermoduleIPaddressisnotapplicable forSeries2projectors. EnterthefollowingdefaultIPaddressesorenteryourownsettings(x=auditorium number): ProjectorTIDLPhead (subtitles) Projectorcontrollermodule 192.168.x.133(Series1andSeries2projectors)
192.168.x.134(Series1projectorsonly)
TI DLP Projector 2 Setup

Foratwoprojector3Dconfiguration,enterthefollowingdefaultIPaddresses(orenter yourownsettings)forthesecondprojector(x=auditoriumnumber): Projector2TIDLPhead (subtitles) Projector2controllermodule 192.168.x.137(Series1andSeries2projectors)
192.168.x.138(Series1projectorsonly)
Enteryoursettingsusingtheprojectorsetupsoftwarefollowingtheinstructionsinthe respectivedocumentation. Note: YourentriesmustmatchthecorrespondingsettingsintheConfigscript.Formore information,seeConfigureEachAuditoriumNetworkonpage 36.
Fordetailedinformationontheprojectorsettings,pleasecontacttheprojector manufacturer.
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3.6.3
Default IP Addresses in a Single-Auditorium Network

Figure 320showsthedefaultstaticIPaddressesforalltheunitsinatypicalsinglescreen auditoriumnetwork.AlsoshownisanoptionalSMSClient(runningonaremotePC).To runtheClientinaremotelocation(forexample,themanagersoffice),boththeDSS200and thePCmustbeconnectedtotheoptionaltheatrenetworkswitch.Asaresult,userscan managethesystemfromtheremotelocationusingtheSMSClient.
Figure320
Theatre network switch (optional)
192.168.241.3
192.168.241.100
192.168.1.133 (TI) Series 1 and Series 2 projectors Digital projector
DSS200 (SMS Server)
Remote SMS Client (optional)
192.168.1.129
192.168.1.134 (Controller) Series 1 projectors only
Auditorium switch
192.168.1.130 NA10
192.168.1.131 DMA8PLUS
CP650 192.168.1.132 or CP750 192.168.1.136
Figure 3-20 Default IP Addresses in a Single-Auditorium Network
3.6.4
Default IP Addresses in a Multiple-Auditorium Network

Formultiplescreens,eachauditoriumnetworkusesthesamedefaultIPaddressesshown aboveforasingleauditorium,exceptforthethirdfield,whichrepresentstheauditorium number.Forexample,aDSS200inasingleauditoriumnetworkusesadefaultIPaddress of192.168.1.129.Inamultipleauditoriumnetwork,theDSS200inauditorium1alsousesa defaultIPaddressof192.168.1.129,buteachoftheDSS200sintheotherauditoriumsmust useauniquescreennumber.Forexample,theDSS200inauditorium2canuseadefaultIP addressof192.168.2.129,theDSS200inauditorium3canuse192.168.3.129,andsoon.Ina multiplescreenenvironment,atheatrenetworkswitchisrequiredtointerconnectallofthe auditoriumsbyconnectingtotheDSS200ineachauditorium(inadditiontoanyremote PCs)andaShowLibrary.Inamultiplex,yousetuptheDSL100astheTMSServer.Asa result,userscanmanageanyofthescreensfromaremotelocationusinganyTMSClient.
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Network Settings Summary

ThesystemusestheIPaddressesinTable 31(x=auditoriumnumber)
Table 3-1 Network Settings
Component
DSS200auditorium network NA10 DMA8Plus CP650 CP750 TIDLPprojector head(Series1and Series2projectors) OEMprojector controller(Series1 projectorsonly) DFC100(ifpresent insingleprojector Dolby3Dsetup) TIDLPprojector2 head(dual projector3Dsetup forSeries1and Series2projectors) OEMprojector2 controller(dual projector3Dsetup forSeries1 projectorsonly) DFC100(fordual projector3Dsetup) DSS200theatre network DSL100Show Libraryontheatre network
IP Address
192.168.x.129 192.168.x.130 192.168.x.131 192.168.x.132 192.168.x.136 192.168.x.133
Net Mask
255.255.255.128 255.255.255.128 255.255.255.128 255.255.255.128 255.255.255.128 255.255.255.128
Default Gateway/Router
N/A 192.168.x.129 192.168.x.129 192.168.x.129 192.168.x.129 192.168.x.129
192.168.x.134
255.255.255.128
192.168.x.129
192.168.x.135
255.255.255.128
192.168.x.129
192.168.x.137
255.255.255.128
192.168.x.129
192.168.x.138
255.255.255.128
192.168.x.129
192.168.x.139 192.168.241.(x+2) 192.168.241.2
255.255.255.128 255.255.255.0 255.255.255.0
192.168.x.129 N/A N/A
TMSClientor 192.168.241.y utilityPContheatre (whereyisany network unusednumberon thetheatre network)
255.255.255.0
N/A
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3.6.5
Configure Each Auditorium Network

ThefollowingprocedureshowsyouhowtoconfigureeachauditoriuminaDolbyDigital CinemamultiscreennetworkorcustomizeasinglescreenconfigurationusingtheDSS200 Configscript.Forsinglescreeninstallations,ifyouareusingallthesemiautomaticdefault settings,youdonothavetoruntheConfigscriptandyoucanproceedtoSection3.6.6. Toconfigureamultiplexorcustomizeyournetworksettings(forsinglescreenormultiplex installations): 1. 2. BootuptheDSS200andbesureamonitor,keyboard,andmouseareconnectedtothe unit. Press<Ctrl>+<Alt>+<F1>. Onsomesmallerkeyboardsyoumayneedtopress<FLock>toenablethedualuse keyfunction.
Note:
TheSMS/TMSconsoledisplaysthedefaultDSS200auditoriumnumber(1)andthe loginprompt. 3. 4. LogintotheDSS200usingthespecialuserIDconfig Entertheconfigurationpassworddolby TheConfigurationscreenappears,asshowninFigure 321.Youcanexitthescriptat anytimebypressing<Esc>withoutchanginganysettings.

Figure321
Figure 3-21 Config Script Welcome Screen
5.
Press<Enter>. TheAuditorium Number screenappears,asshowninFigure 322.
Figure322
Figure 3-22 Auditorium Number Screen
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6.
Press<Enter>toselectthedefaultsetting(1)forasingleauditorium,orenterthe desiredauditoriumnumber,andpress<Enter>. The Select Mode of Show Manager (TMS)Serverscreenappears,whichasksyouto specifytheShowManagerServermode,asshowninFigure 323.ThedefaultisSMS
mode.
Figure323
Figure 3-23 Select SMS or TMS Mode for this Unit
7.
SelectTMSmodeonlyiftherearethreeorfewerscreensandthisDSS200istheTMS Server.SelectSMS modeforallotherconfigurations,forexample: Thereisonlyonescreen. TherearethreeorfewerscreensandthisDSS200isnottheTMSServer. ADSL100isinstalled. AthirdpartyTMSiscontrollingthisunit.
Ifyoupress<Enter>toselectSMS mode (default),theSelect Cinema Processor screen appears,withthreeoptions:No cinema processor (forothercinemaprocessors),CP650, andCP750,asshowninFigure 325.No cinema processor isapplicableforanycinema processorthatisnotaCP650orCP750.Proceedtostep8. IfyouselectTMS mode,theNTP warningscreenappears,asshowninFigure 324.Ifyou seethismessage,youmustproceedusingoneofthefollowingoptions: ManuallysettheNTPserveraddressofeachDSS200(refertoFigure 334)using theIPaddressofanexternalNTPserver(recommendedforbestaccuracy). ManuallysettheNTPserveraddressofthisDSS200usingtheIPaddressofan externalNTPserver,andenterthetheatrenetworkaddressonthisDSS200(refer toTable 31)astheNTPserveraddressontheotherunits(refertoFigure 334). ManuallysettheNTPserveraddressontheotherDSS200s(refertoFigure 334) usingthetheatrenetworkaddressonthisDSS200(refertoTable 31).
WhenyouselectOKinthe NTP Warningscreen,theSelect Cinema Processor screen appears,asdescribedabove.Proceedtostep8.

Figure324
Figure 3-24 NTP Warning Screen
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Figure325
Figure 3-25 Select Cinema Processor Screen
8.
Selectthedesiredcinemaprocessoroption,thenpress<Enter>. TheNA10screenappears,asshowninFigure 326.
Figure326
Figure 3-26 NA10 Screen
Press<Enter>toselectYes(default)ifanNA10isinstalledorpress<Tab>toselectNoifit isnot,andpress <Enter>. TheDFC100screenappears,asshowninFigure 327.

Figure327
Figure 3-27 DFC100 Screen
9.
Press<Enter>toselectNo(default)ifaDFC100isnotinstalledorpress<Tab>toselect Yesifitisinstalled(forDolby3D),thenpress <Enter>. TheDMA8Plusscreenappears,asshowninFigure 328.
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Figure328
Figure 3-28 DMA8Plus Screen
10. Press<Enter>toselectNo(default)ifaDMA8Plusisnotinstalledorpress<Tab>to selectYesifitisinstalled,andthenpress<Enter>. TheProjectorSeriesscreenappears,asshowninFigure 329.

Figure329
Figure 3-29 Projector Series Screen
11. Press<Enter>toselectSeries 1(default)orpress<Tab>toselectSeries 2,andthen press<Enter>. TheSelect Projector Brandscreenappears,asshowninFigure 330.

Figure330
Figure 3-30 Select Projector Brand Screen
12. Selectyourprojector,thenpress<Enter>. The ImportGPIO screenappears,asshowninFigure 331.

Figure331 TheGPI/OC
Figure 3-31 Import GPIO Configuration Screen
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IfyouareusingaGPI/Oautomationsystem,selectYestoimportyourGPI/O configurationfromanXMLfileonaninsertedUSBdevice,thenfollowtheonscreen instructions.IfyouarenotusingaGPI/Oautomationsystem,selectNo. ForinformationonthedefaultGPI/Oconfigurationandtheconfigurationschema,see AppendixF. TheLanguage Selectionscreenappears,asshowninFigure 332. The language setting specifies the type of keyboard that is connected to the system. ForItalian,Chinese(Simplified),andRussian,thissettingalsospecifiestherespective ShowManageruserinterface(UI)translation.(Allotherlanguageselectionsdisplayan EnglishUI.)ChineseandRussianselectionssupportanEnglishkeyboardwitha localizedUI.
Figure332
Figure 3-32 Language Selection Screen
13. Usethearrowkeystoselectyourlanguage,thenpress<Enter>.ThedefaultisEnglish. TheNetwork Settingsscreenappears,whichasksifyouwanttooverrideanynetwork settings,asshowninFigure 333.

Figure333
Figure 3-33 Network Settings Screen
Ifyouwanttousethesemiautomatic(auto)networksettings,press<Enter>to selectNoandproceedtostep18. Thisconfigurationspecifiesthedefaultnetwork settingsforasingleauditorium,withnooverrides. Ifyouwanttooverridetheautomaticsettings,press<Tab>toselectYes,then press<Enter>todisplaytheManual Configuration for Show Store (DSS200)screen (asshowninFigure 334),andproceedtostep14.Inthisscreen,youcanselectthe networksettingsyouwanttooverride,andthenenterthedesiredcustom settings. Forinformationonconfiguringtwoprojectors,contactDolbyLaboratories.
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Figure334
Figure 3-34 Manual Configuration for DSS200 Screen
14. Presstheup/downarrowkeystoselectanetworksettingthatyouwanttooverride, thenpressSelect. 15. Enterthedesiredcustomsetting,thenpress<Tab>toselectOK forthatsetting,and press<Enter>. Yourcustomsettingreplacesthewordautointhebracketsnexttothatsetting. 16. Repeatsteps14and15foreachsettingyouwanttooverride. 17. Ifyouwanttoallowthedeliveryoflicenses(keydeliverymessages[KDMs])usinga modem,besuretoprovidethemodemsphonenumbertoyourdistributor.The phonelinemustbeequippedwithacallerID.Toconfigurethisoption,selectthe Advanced Configurationoption(option15),thenselectConfigure Modem Users for KDM IngesttodisplaytheModem Users Configuration for DSS200screenandfollow thebulletedstepsbelow(ifyoudonotwanttoperformthisfunction,proceedtostep 18). SelectAdd a new user todisplaythe Enter New User Name screen. EnterthenewusersloginID(onewordwithnoblankspaces),thenpress<Enter> todisplaytheEnter New User Passwordscreen. Enterthepassword(usedtologin)forthenewuser,thenpress<Enter>todisplay theEnter New User Phone Numberscreen.UsersmustloginwiththesameuserID andpasswordforbothPPPandSFTPlogins. Enterthephonenumberthattheuserwillbecallingfrom(nodashesorspaces). Youcanalsoenteronlytheareacodeandprefixtoallowanyoneinthiscategory tocallin,orenteranytoallowanyonetocallin. Press<Enter>toredisplaytheModem Users Configuration for DSS200 screenwith thenewusersinformation. Enteranyothermodemusersyourequirefollowingtheprecedingsteps.Youcan alsodeletemodemusersonthisscreen. SelectDone modifying modem users,thenconnectoneendofaBestData56kbps USBmodemtothephonelinewithaUScallerID,andtheotherendtooneofthe DSS200sUSBports. Press <Esc>toredisplaytheManual Configuration for Show Store screen,and proceedtostep18.
18. SelectSave Changes and continue with configuration,andpress<Enter>toselectYesin theconfirmationdialogbox.
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Ifyoudonotwanttomakeanychanges,selectDiscard Changes and continue with configuration, andpress<Enter>toselectYes intheconfirmationdialogbox. Ifyoudidnotchangethedefaultnetworksettings,amessageinformsyouthatthe Configscriptwillexitwithnochangesmade.Press<Enter>toselectOKtoexit. Ifyouchangedanyofthedefaultsettings,theWriting Settingsscreendisplaysyour revisions,asshownintheexamplesinFigure 335forSMSmodeandTMSmode.
Figure335
SMS mode running on DSS200 (with Series 1 projector installed)
TMS mode running on DSS200 (with Series 2 projector installed)
Figure 3-35 Writing Settings Screens
Ifyouwanttosaveyoursettings,press<Enter>.Ifnot,press<Esc>. Thesystemcantake30secondsormoretosaveyoursettings. Ifyoudontsaveyoursettings,amessageinformsyouthattheConfigscriptwillexit withnochangesmade.Press<Enter>toselectOKandexit.Atthispoint,ifyouwantto changeyoursettings,youllneedtorestarttheConfigscriptandstartagain.
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Aftersavingyoursettings,theDevice AddressesscreendisplaystheIPaddressesthat youmayneedtoenterforthedevicesinthelocalauditorium,asshowninFigure 336. IfyoudidnotsetuptheapplicabledeviceswiththeseIPaddresses(asexplained earlierinthischapter),youllneedtodoitnow.

Figure336
Figure 3-36 Device Addresses Screen
19. Foramultiplex,connecttheDSS200tothetheatrenetworkswitch,asdescribedin Section3.4.3(thenproceedtostep20).Forasingleauditorium,proceeddirectlyto step20. 20. Powerupalltheotherunitsintheauditoriumnetwork,press<Enter>intheDevice Addressesscreen,thenreboottheDSS200attheprompt. WhentheunitcompletelyrebootsandTMSappearsontheconnectedmonitor,the configurationiscompleted. 21. Foramultiplex,repeatthisentireprocedureoneauditoriumatatimeforeachDolby DigitalCinemasysteminthetheatrenetwork. Note: IfyoucustomizedanynetworksettingsusingtheDSS200Configscript,youmay needtoupdatetheotherunitsintheDolbyDigitalCinemanetworkmanually,as theymaynolongermatchthesettingsontheDSS200.
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Using the Media Block USB Setup Application

TheMediaBlockUSBsetupapplicationallowsyoutoconfigurethefollowingparameters: General Settings,Audio Controls,Delays,Network Settings,and3D Color settings (forDolby3D). ToruntheMediaBlockUSBsetupapplication: 1. 2. ObtaintheMediaBlockUSBsetupapplicationfromDolbyLaboratoriesandinstallit onyourPCfollowingtheonscreeninstructions. PlugtheflatsideofaUSBA/BcableinoneofyourPCsUSBAports(frontorrear), thenplugthesquaresideofthecableinthesetup/updateportontheDSS200rear panel. LaunchtheMediaBlockUSBsetupapplicationbyselecting
Start>Programs>Dolby>Media Block Setup.
3.
TheMedia Block: USBsetupscreenappears,asshowninFigure 337.Inthisscreen,you canmodifymostofthedisplayedparameters..

Figure337
Figure 3-37 Media Block USB Setup Screen
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FollowingisadescriptionoftheMediaBlockuserparameters:
General
Clickingthistabdisplaysthesesettings.Followingisadescriptionofthe General Settings: Public Key TheMediaBlocksuniquekeywhichallowstheunittoplaycontentusingtheassociated licensekeys. Serial Number TheCAT862suniqueserialnumber. Software Version ThecurrentlyinstalledversionoftheMediaBlocksoftware. Hardware Version ThecurrentlyinstalledversionoftheMediaBlockhardware.
Delays
Audio Video (-5000 to 5000 msec):
Synchronizes the audio with the video that is required for digital cinema projectors, which add a video processing delay.Clicktheupordownarrowtoincreaseor decreasethedisplayeddelay.
Network Settings
TheMediaBlocksnetworksettings.
Audio Controls
Followingisadescriptionofthe Audio Control Settings: Output Sampling Rate Specifieseithera48kHzor96kHzoutputsamplingrate,asselectedinthecorresponding dropdownmenu.Thedefaultis48kHz. Ifyouraudioprocessororadaptercanacceptorprocess96kHzaudio,youcantake advantageoftheCAT862sabilitytooutput96kHz.Asaresult,whenevertheserver contentisrecordedat96kHz,thesystemreproducestheaudioaccurately.Whentheserver contentisrecordedat48kHz,theCAT862upsamplesto96kHz(ifselected).Ifyouraudio processororadaptercannotsample96kHz,besuretosettheCAT862outputto48kHz. Watermarking Specifieswhetheraudiowatermarkingisonoroff,asselectedinthecorresponding dropdownmenu.ThedefaultisOFF.
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Projector/Dual Projector Mode

Enables/Disablestheuseoftwodigitalcinemaprojectorsforspecialized3Dpresentations. Formoreinformation,contactyourauthorizedDolbytechnicalrepresentative.
3D Color (For Dolby 3D)

Clickingthistabdisplaysthe3D Color Coefficients,Ghost Coefficients,andtheLaunch Color Correction WizardandAdvancedbuttons.Fordetailedinstructionsonsettingthe3D colorparameters,seethedocumentationshippedwiththeoptionalDolby3DDigital Cinemaequipment.
3.6.6
Set the Time Zone

TosetthetimezoneusingtheTMSClientinterface: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. LogintoTMSasmanagerorinstallerandgotoSystemmode. EnsurethattheCAT862isvisibleintheTMSClienttheatre deviceslist. GototheTheatrepropertiestab. ClicktheSet Time Zone...button. Choosetheclosestcityfromtheprovidedtable. ClickOK.
3.6.7
Test the System

TheinstallationtestkitincludestheDolbyDigitalCinemaTestChartsDVDs.TheseDVDs includetestfilestohelpyousetupandcalibrateaDolbyDigitalCinemasystem.Following aresomeoftheincludedtestfiles.Forcompletedetails,seetheinsertincludedwiththe DVDs. RotatingPinkNoise ChannelIdentification RotatingSweepTones AspectRatioTestSignal FocusandFramingCheck DolbyTrailers MaskingTestSignals
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Running the DSS200 Unconfig Script
3.7
Running the DSS200 Unconfig Script

TheDSS200Unconfigscriptprovidesoptionsthatallowyoutoremoveallnetworksettings andmanualoverrides,resettheDSS200parameterstotheirfactorydefaults,anddeleteall content.ToruntheUnconfigscript: 1. 2. BootuptheDSS200andbesureamonitor,keyboard,andmouseareconnectedtothe unit. Press<Ctrl>+<Alt>+<F1>. Onsomesmallerkeyboards,youmayneedtopress<FLock>toenablethedualuse keyfunction.
Note:
3. 4.
LogintotheDSS200usingthespecialuserIDunconfig Entertheconfigurationpassworddolby TheUnconfigurescreenappears,asshowninFigure 338.Youcanexitthescriptatany timebypressing<Esc>withoutchanginganysettings.
Figure338
Figure 3-38 Unconfigure Screen
5.
Press<Enter> TheUnconfigure Networkingscreenappears,asshowninFigure 339.
Figure339
Figure 3-39 Unconfigure Networking Screen
6.
SelectYesorNo,andthenpress<Enter>. IfyouselectYes,theUnconfigure Show Manager (TMS)screenappears,asshownin Figure 340.
Figure340
Figure 3-40 Unconfigure Show Manager Screen
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7.
SelectYesorNo,andthenpress<Enter>. IfyouselectYes,theUnconfigure Parameters screenappears,asshowninFigure 341.
Figure341
Figure 3-41 Unconfigure Parameters Screen
8.
SelectYesorNo,andthenpress<Enter>. TheUnconfigure Content screenappears,asshowninFigure 342.
Figure342
Figure 3-42 Unconfigure Content Screen
9.
SelectYesorNo,andthenpress<Enter>. IfyouselectYes,theUnconfiguration Choices screenappears,asshownintheexample inFigure 343.Thisisyourlastchancetopress<Esc>andexitwithoutunconfiguring.
Figure343
Figure 3-43 Unconfiguration Choices Screen
Ifyouwanttosaveyoursettings,press<Enter>.Ifnot,press<Esc>. Thesystemcantake30secondsormoretosaveyoursettings. Ifyoudontsaveyoursettings,amessageinformsyouthattheUnconfigscriptwillexit withnochangesmade.Press<Enter>toselectOKandexit.Atthispoint,ifyouwantto changeyoursettings,youllneedtorestarttheUnconfigscriptandstartover. 10. ReboottheDSS200byselecting<Ctrl>+<Alt>+<Delete>.
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Importing and Exporting Serial Automation Cues
3.8
Importing and Exporting Serial Automation Cues

Thisutility enables youtoexporttheserialautomationconfigurationofoneauditoriumto atextfileonaUSBdriveorimportapreviouslyexportedconfigurationfile.Youmustrun thisutilityonthesystemwheretheTMSServerisrunning.InaDSL100network,thismust betheShowLibrary.Thisutilityalsoallowsyoutoexporttheserialautomation configurationfromonestandalonesystemandimportittoanotherstandalonesystem.
3.8.1
Exporting Serial Automation Cues

Toruntheexportscript: 1. 2. BootuptheDSS200andbesureamonitor,keyboard,andmouseareconnectedtothe unit. Press<Ctrl>+<Alt>+<F1>. Onsomesmallerkeyboards,youmayneedtopress<FLock>toenablethedualuse keyfunction.
Note:
3. 4.
LogintotheDSS200usingthespecialusernameserial Entertheconfigurationpassword:dolby
TheSerial Automation Cues screenappears,asshowninFigure 344.Youcanexitthescript atanytimebypressing<Esc>withoutchanginganysettings.

Figure344
Figure 3-44 Serial Automation Cues Screen
5.
Press<Enter>. The Export or Importscreenappears,asshowninFigure 345.
Figure345
Figure 3-45 Export or Import Screen
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6.
SelectExport,andthenpress<Enter>. TheUSB Drive Neededscreenappears,asshowninFigure 346.
Figure346
Figure 3-46 USB Drive Needed Screen
7.
InsertaUSBdriveintheDSS200,andthenpress<Enter>. TheAuditorium Numberscreenappears,asshowninFigure 347.
Figure347
Figure 3-47 Auditorium Number Screen
8.
Typetheauditoriumnumberwhereyouwanttoexportcuesfrom,thenpress<Enter>. TheExportingscreenappears,asshowninFigure 348.Whenthesystemcompletesthe exportprocess,theCompletescreenappears,asshowninFigure 349.
Figure348
Figure 3-48 Exporting Screen

Figure349
Figure 3-49 Complete Screen
3.8.2
Importing Serial Automation Cues

ToruntheImportscript,followtheprecedinginstructionsforexportingserialautomation cues,butselectImportinsteadofExportintheExport or Importscreen.
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Configuring the Show Library
3.9

TousetheShowLibraryasthecentralserverinaDolbyDigitalCinemamultiplex(more thanthreeauditoriums),youdonothaverunitsConfigscriptunlessyouneedtooverride itsdefaultsettings.TooverridetheShowLibrarydefaultsettings: 1. 2. BesuretheShowLibraryispoweredupandamonitor,keyboard,andmouseare connectedtotheunit. Press<Ctrl>+<Alt>+<F1>. Onsomesmallerkeyboards,youmayneedtopress<FLock>toenablethedualuse keyfunction.
Note:
TheShowLibraryconsoledisplaystheloginprompt. 3. 4. LogintotheShowLibraryusingthespecialuserIDconfig Entertheconfigurationpassworddolby The Configurationscreenappears,asshowninFigure 350.Youcanexitthescriptat anytimebypressing<Esc>withoutchanginganysettings.

Figure350
Figure 3-50 Configuration Welcome Screen
5.
Press<Enter>. TheDatabase Maintenancescreenasksifyoudliketoperformdatabasemanagement (thatis,restoringfromabackup,offloadingtoUSB,andsoon),asshownin Figure 351. Ifyoudontwanttoperformthesetasks,proceeddirectlytostep6.Ifyouwantto performthesetasks,press<Tab>toselectYestodisplaythe Database Maintenance For Show Library screen,asshowninFigure 352.
Figure351
Figure 3-51 Database Maintenance Screen
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Figure352
Figure 3-52 Database Maintenance for Show Library Screen
Tooffloadabackup, insertaUSBdeviceinoneoftheShowLibrarysUSBports, andthenselectoption2(Offload backups to USB storage).Aconfirmation messagetellsyouwhenyoucanremovetheUSBdevice. Torestorethedatabaseusingeitheroption3 (Restore database from internal backups)oroption4 (Restore database from USB backups),selecttherespective option,thenselectthedateandtimeforthedatabaseyouwanttorestorefromthe displayedlist.Aconfirmationtellsyouwhentherestorationiscompleted,and promptsyoutoreboot.Afteryoureboot,ifyouwanttoreconfigureanyofthe otherShowLibrarysettings,beginagainwithstep1.
6. 7.
Press<Enter>. IfyoursystemhasaSASexternalstoragedeviceconnected,theSAS RAID Configuration for Show Library screenappears,asshowninFigure 357.Proceed directlytostep18. IfyoursystemdoesnothaveaSASconnected,theNetwork Settingsscreenappears, whichasksifyouwanttooverrideanynetworksettings,asshowninFigure 353. Proceedtostep9.
8.
Figure353
Figure 3-53 Network Settings Screen
9.
Ifyouwanttousethesemiautomatic(auto)networksettings,press<Enter>toselect
NoanddisplaytheLanguage Selectionscreen(asshowninFigure 355), andproceed
tostep15. Thisconfigurationspecifiesthedefaultnetworksettingswithnooverrides. Ifyouwanttooverridethesemiautomaticsettings,press<Tab>toselectYes,then press<Enter>todisplaytheManual Configuration for Show Library screen,asshownin Figure 354,andproceedtostep10. Inthisscreen,youcanselectthenetworksettingsyouwanttooverride,andthenenter thedesiredcustomsettings.
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Figure354
Figure 3-54 Manual Configuration for Show Library Screen
10. Presstheup/downarrowkeystoselectanetworksettingthatyouwanttooverride, thenpressSelect. 11. Enterthedesiredcustomsetting,thenpress<Tab>toselectOK forthatsetting. Yourcustomsettingreplacesthewordautointhebracketsnexttothatsetting. 12. Repeatsteps10and11foreachsettingyouwanttooverride,thenusetheup/down arrowkeystoselectSave Changes and continue with configuration,andselectOKin theconfirmationdialogbox. Ifyoudonotwanttomakeanychanges,selectDiscard Changes and continue with configuration, andselectOKintheconfirmationdialogbox. 13. IfyouwanttoallowthedeliveryoflicenseKDMsusingamodem,besuretoprovide themodemsphonenumbertoyourdistributor.Thephonelinemustbeequipped withacallerID.Toconfigurethisoption,selecttheAdvanced Configurationoption (option5),thenselectConfigure Modem Users for KDM Ingest,todisplaytheModem Users Configuration for Show Library screenandperformthefollowingbulletedsteps (ifyoudonotwanttoperformthisfunction,proceedtostep14). SelectAdd a new user todisplaythe Enter New User Name screen. EnterthenewusersloginID(onewordwithnoblankspaces),thenpress<Enter> todisplaytheEnter New User Passwordscreen. Enterthepassword(usedtologin)forthenewuser,thenpress<Enter>todisplay theEnter New User Phone Numberscreen.UsersmustloginwiththesameuserID andpasswordforbothPPPandSFTPlogins. Enterthephonenumberthattheuserwillbecallingfrom(nodashesorspaces). Youcanalsoenteronlytheareacodeandprefixtoallowanyoneinthiscategory tocallin,orenteranytoallowanyonetocallin. Press<Enter>toredisplaytheModem Users Configuration for Show Library screen withthenewusersinformation. Enteranyothermodemusersyourequire,repeatingtheprecedingsteps.Youcan alsodeletemodemusersonthisscreen. SelectDone modifying modem users,thenconnectoneendofaBestData56kbps USBmodemtothephonelinewithaUScallerID,andtheotherendtooneofthe DSS200sUSBports. Press <Esc>toredisplaytheManual Configuration for Show Library screen,and proceedtostep14.
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14. SelectSave Changes and continue with configuration,andpress<Enter>toselectYesin theconfirmationdialogbox. Ifyoudonotwanttomakeanychanges,selectDiscard Changes and continue with configuration, andpress<Enter>toselectYes intheconfirmationdialogbox. TheLanguage Selectionscreenappears,asshowninFigure 355.ForItalian,Chinese (Simplified),andRussian,thissettingalsospecifiestherespectiveShowManagerUI translation.(AllotherlanguageselectionsdisplayanEnglishUI.)ChineseandRussian selectionssupportanEnglishkeyboardwithalocalizedUI.
Figure355
Figure 3-55 Language Selection Screen
15. Usethearrowkeystoselectyourlanguage,thenpress<Enter>.ThedefaultisEnglish. TheWriting Settingsscreendisplaysyoursettings,asshownintheexamplein Figure 356.

Figure356
Figure 3-56 Writing Settings Screen
16. Ifyouwanttosaveyoursettings,press<Enter>.Ifnot,press<Esc>. Thesystemcantake30secondsormoretosaveyoursettings.
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Ifyoudontsaveyoursettings,amessageinformsyouthattheConfigscriptwillexit withnochangesmade.PressOKtoexit.Atthispoint,ifyouwanttochangeyour settings,youllneedtorestarttheConfigscriptandrepeattheprevioussteps. 17. Rebootthesystembyselecting<Ctrl>+<Alt>+<Delete>. WhentheunitcompletelyrebootsandTMSappearsontheconnectedmonitor,the configurationiscompleted. Steps18and19areapplicableonlyforunitsconnectedtoaSASexternalstorage device. IfyoursystemhasaSASexternalstoragedeviceconnected,theSAS RAID Configuration for Show Library screenappears(aftertheDatabaseMaintenancescreen, shownearlierinthisprocedureinFigure 352).Proceeddirectlytostep18. 18. SelectConfigure SAS enclosureifyouwanttoconfiguretheSASdevice.Ifyoudonot wanttoconfiguretheSAS,selectContinue,refertoFigure 353,andthenproceed directlytostep9. IfyoursystemhasaSASbutisnotconfigured,thesystemdisplaystheSAS RAID Configuration for Show Library (Advanced)screenshowninFigure 357 IfyoursystemwasinstalledandconfiguredwithaSASexternalstoragedevice,the SAS RAID Configuration for Show Library (Advanced)screeninFigure 358appears.In thisscreen,youcaneitherreinitializetheSASanddeleteallyourdata,usetheexisting partitionandreturntothemainmenu,ordisableSASsupport.Ifyouselectthe reinitializeoption,thesystemdisplaystheSAS RAID Configuration for Show Library (Advanced)screeninFigure 359. 19. Eitherdoordonotallocateahotsparedrivebyselectingthedesiredoptioninthe SAS RAID Configuration for Show Library (Advanced) screeninFigure 359,thenpress <Enter>. AhotspareisanextrainstalleddrivethatisnotincludedintheRAIDarrayunlessa driveinthearrayfails.Insuchacase,thesystemautomaticallyrebuildsthearrayto includethehotspare.ThefaileddrivesLEDremainsred,whilethehotsparesLED illuminatesingreen. Thesystembeginstheconfiguration/initializationprocess,whichtakesapproximately 24hours.Ablacktextscreenappears,andafterafewminutes,the Network Settings screenreappears,asshowninFigure 353,andyoucancontinuewiththe configuration. Whentheprocessiscompleted,theSASLEDsstopblinkingandyouneedtorebootthe system.Afteryoureboot,ifyouwanttoreconfigureanyoftheotherShowLibrary settings,beginagainwithstep1.YoucantransfercontenttoandfromtheSASdrives followingtheinstructionsintheTMSonlinehelp.
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Figure357
Figure 3-57 SAS RAID Configuration for Show Library Screen

Figure358
Figure 3-58 SAS RAID Configuration for Show Library (Advanced) Screen: Already Configured
Figure359
Figure 3-59 SAS RAID Configuration for Show Library (Advanced) Screen
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Running the Show Library Unconfig Script
3.10
Running the Show Library Unconfig Script

TheShowLibraryUnconfigscriptprovidesoptionsthatallowyoutoremoveallnetwork settings,manualoverrides,andcontent,andresettheShowLibraryparameterstotheir factorydefaults.ToruntheUnconfigscript: 1. 2. BootuptheShowLibrary,andbesureamonitor,keyboard,andmouseareconnected totheunit. Press<Ctrl>+<Alt>+<F1>. Onsomesmallerkeyboards,youmayneedtopress<FLock>toenablethedualuse keyfunction.
Note:
3. 4.
LogintotheShowLibraryusingthespecialuserIDunconfig Entertheconfigurationpassworddolby TheUnconfigurescreenappears,asshowninFigure 360.Youcanexitthescriptatany timebypressing<Esc>withoutchanginganysettings.
Figure360
Figure 3-60 Unconfigure Screen
5.
Press<Enter>. TheUnconfigure Networking confirmscreenappears,asshowninFigure 361.
Figure361
Figure 3-61 Unconfigure Networking Confirm Screen
6.
SelectYesorNo,andthenpress<Enter>. IfyouselectYes,theUnconfigure Show Manager screenappears,whichasksifyouwant tounconfiguretheShowManager(TMS)Serversettings,asshowninFigure 362.
Figure362
Figure 3-62 Unconfiguration Complete Screen
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7.
SelectYesorNo,andthenpress<Enter>. TheUnconfigure Parametersscreenappears,asshowninFigure 363.Inthisscreen, youcanresetallparameterstothefactorydefaults.
Figure363
Figure 3-63 Unconfigure Parameters Screen
8.
SelectYesorNo,andthenpress<Enter>. TheUnconfigureContentscreenappears,asshowninFigure 364.Inthisscreen,you canremoveallcontentfromtheShowLibrary.
Figure364
Figure 3-64 Unconfigure Content Screen
9.
SelectYesorNo,andthenpress<Enter>.
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Chapter 4
System Maintenance
4.1
Maintaining the DSS200 Internal Hard Drives

IfoneoftheDSS200sinternalharddrivesfails,itscorrespondingfrontpanelLEDturns fromgreentored,asshownintheexampleinFigure 41.
Figure41
Red LED indicates failed hard drive
Figure 4-1
Identifying a Failed Drive in the DSS200
Ifadrivefailswhileashowisrunning,theshowcontinuestorunwithoutinterruption.If onedrivefails,noinformationislost.Ifaseconddrivefailsbeforeyoufix(orreplace)the firstfaileddrive,allinformationislost(andanyshowinprogressstopsrunning).Forthis reason,youshouldfix(orreplace)afaileddriveassoonaspossible. Note: AdriveLEDmayturnfromgreentoredifoneormoreoftheDSS200internalhard drivesisdislodgedduringshipmentorrelocation.Forthisreason,before attemptingtoreplaceadrive,powerdowntheunitandreinsertthefaileddrive. Afterreinserting,thedrivemayfunctionproperly.Forreinsertinginstructions, refertoSection4.1.1;reinsertingissimilartoremovingandinsertingareplacement drive.
Thesystemautomaticallyrebuildsareplacement(orreinserted)drive,buttherearesome instanceswhenyoumayneedtorebuildmanually.Forinformationonmanually rebuildingdrives,seetheTMSonlinehelp.
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System Maintenance
4.1.1
Replacing a DSS200 Drive

ToreplaceaDSS200internalharddrive: 1. 2. Notethefrontpaneldrivethatneedsreplacement,indicatedbyitsredLED. Removethefrontpanelcoverbyplacingafingeronthecoversindentedarea(inthe upperrightcorner),whilepressinginward(totheleft)andgentlypullingthecover outofthefrontpanel(seeFigure 42).
Figure42
Press here and remove cover
Figure 4-2
Remove DSS200 Front-Panel Cover
3.
Pressthefaileddrivesredreleasebuttontoextendthedrivetrayhandle,thenusethe handletopullthedrivetrayoutoftheDSS200chassis,asshowninFigure 43.
Figure43
Press red button to extend handle and pull drive out of chassis
Figure 4-3
Press Release Button to Extend Handle and Remove Drive
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Maintaining the DSS200 Internal Hard Drives
4. 5.
Placethedrivetrayonaflat,stablesurfacesuchasadesk,table,orworkbench. UseaPhillipsscrewdrivertoremovethesixscrewssecuringthefaileddrivetothe drivetray,thenliftthedriveoutofthetray,asshowninFigure 44.
Figure44
Figure 4-4
Removing the Failed Drive from the DSS200 Drive Tray
6.
Slidethereplacementdrive(DolbyPartNumber8702640) intothetraywiththe printedcircuitboardfacingdown,asshowninFigure 45. Youcanreplaceadrivewithahighercapacityunit,butnotwithalowercapacityunit.
7.
Carefullyalignthemountingholesonthedriveandthetray. Makesurethebottomofthedriveandthebottomofthetrayareflush.
8.
Figure45
UseaPhillipsscrewdrivertosecurethedrivetothedrivetrayusingallsixscrewsyou removedinstep4.
Figure 4-5
Installing the Replacement Drive in the DSS200 Drive Tray
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9.
Figure46
Slidethedrivetrayintothechassis,pressingdownonitshandleuntilitsnapsinto place,asshowninFigure 46.
Figure 4-6
Slide Drive into DSS200 Chassis
10. Replacethefrontpanelcover: Lineupthetwopinsonthecoversleftsidewiththeirrespectiveholesonthe frontpanel,theninsertthepinsintheholes. Placeafingeronthecoversrightindent,pressinwardtodepressthetwopins, lineupthepinswiththeirrespectiveholes,thenreleaseyourfingertoinsertthe pinsandsnapthecoverinplace(seeFigure 47).
Figure47
Pins
Press here and snap cover in place Pins
Figure 4-7
Replace Front-Panel Cover
11. Thesystemautomaticallyrebuildsthereplacementdrive. Therebuildprocesspartitionslargerdrivestothesamesizeastheexistinginternal drives.Therearesomeinstanceswhenyoumayhavetorebuildadrivemanually.For informationonrebuildingdrivesmanually,seetheTFMSonlinehelp.
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Replacing a DSS200 Power Supply
4.2
Replacing a DSS200 Power Supply

TheDSS200requiresonlyonepowersupply;asecondunitisprovidedforbackup.Ifa problemoccurswitheitheroftheseredundantpowersupplies,thepowerfailureindicator LEDonthefrontpanelchangesfromgreentoflashingred(seeFigure 48).Youcanreplace afailedpowersupply(DolbyPartNumber4901580)duringashow,buttoavoid accidentallyremovingthewrongunit,waituntilthetheatreisempty(asthesystem continuesoperatingwithonepowersupply).
Figure48
!
1 2
Red LED indicates failed power supply
RESET
Figure 4-8
DSS200 Front-Panel Power Supply Indicator
ToreplaceaDSS200powersupply(refertoFigure 49): 1. 2. 3. 4.
Figure49
IdentifythefailedunitontheDSS200rearpanelbyitsnonilluminatedLED. Unplugthepowercablefromthefailedpowersupply. Pushdownontheunitsredreleasetab. Graspthehandletopulltheunitoutofitsbay.
1 Identify failed power supply by its nonilluminated LED 2 Unplug power cable
3 Push down on release tab
4 Pull out failed unit using handle
Figure 4-9
Removing the Failed DSS200 Power Supply
5. 6.
Pushthereplacementpowersupplyintotheemptybayuntilyouhearaclick. Plugthepowercableintothereplacementunit.ItsLEDandthefrontpanelLED shouldbothilluminateingreen.
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4.3
Replacing a System Fan

TheDSS200containsfiveheavydutysystemfans.Threeofthesefansarelocatedinthe frontofthechassis,andtwoarelocatedintherear.Thefanscirculateairtolowerthe DSS200chassisinternaltemperature.Theyarefullyhotswappableandyoucanremove andreplacethemwithouthavingtopowerdowntheunit. Beforereplacingafrontorrearfan,openthechassiscoverasfollows(seeFigure 410): 1. Pressthereleasetabstoremovethecoverfromthelockedposition. Pressbothtabsatthesametime.Ifnecessary,youmayneedtoremovethechassis coverscrew. 2. Oncethetopcoverisreleasedfromthelockedposition,slidethecovertowardthe rearofthechassisandliftthecoverofftheunit.
Figure410
1 2
Figure 4-10 Removing the DSS200 Chassis Cover
Warning: Exceptforshortperiodsoftime,donotoperatetheDSS200withthecover removed.Thechassiscovermustbeinplacetoallowproperairflowand preventoverheating.
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Replacing a System Fan
Toreplaceafrontfan(DolbyPartNumber5700920): 1. 2. 3. 4.
Figure411
Locatethefaultyfan. Pressthereleasetabonthefanandpullthefaultyfanupward. Slidethenewfanintothefanhousing,asshowninFigure 411. Besurethepowerconnectorsarecorrectlyaligned.Thenewfanwillbeimmediately active.

Re
Fan release tab Faulty fan out Replacement fan in
Figure 4-11 Replacing a DSS200 Front System Fan
Toreplacearearfan(DolbyPartNumber5700930): 1. 2. 3. Locatethefaultyfan. Pressthereleasetabonthefanandpullthefaultyfanupward. Slidetherearfanintotheslot,asshowninFigure 412. Thefanreleasetabisonthesideclosesttothepowersupply. 4.

Figure412
Besurethatthefanissecureinthefanhousingandthehousingiscorrectlyconnected tothepowersupply.
Fan release tab
Faulty fan out Replacement fan in
Figure 4-12 Replacing a DSS200 Rear System Fan
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System Maintenance
4.4
Maintaining the DSL100 Internal Hard Drives

IfoneoftheDSL100 internalharddrivesfails,itscorrespondingfrontpanelLEDturns fromgreentored,asshownintheexampleinFigure 413. IntheDSL100RAID6configuration,ifoneortwodrivesfailwhileashowisrunning,the showcontinuestorunwithoutinterruption.Iftwodrivesfail,noinformationislost.Ifa thirddrivefailsbeforeyoureplaceoneofthefirsttwofaileddrives,allinformationislost (andanyshowinprogressstopsrunning).Forthisreason,youshouldreplaceafaileddrive assoonaspossible.
Figure413
Failed drive LED
Figure 4-13 Identifying a Failed Drive in the DSL100
Note:
AdriveLEDmayturnfromgreentoredifoneormoreoftheDSL100internalhard drivesisdislodgedduringshipmentorrelocation.Forthisreason,before attemptingtofixorreplaceadrive,powerdowntheunitandreseatthefaileddrive. Afterreseating,thedrivemayfunctionproperly.Forreseatinginstructions,referto Section4.1.1;reseatingissimilartoremovingandinsertingareplacementdrive.
Thesystemautomaticallyrebuildsareplacementdrive(orareseateddrive),butthereare someinstanceswhenyoumayhavetorebuildadrivemanually.Forinformationon rebuildingadrivemanually,seetheTMSonlinehelp.
Final Operations
Afterthesoftwareinstallation,youwillneedtoreconfigureyoursettingsandreloadyour content.
4.4.1
Replacing a DSL100 Drive

ToreplaceaDSL100internalharddrive: 1. 2. Notethefrontpanelnumberthatcorrespondstotheproblemdrive(thenumbernext totheredLED). RemovetheDSL100frontpanelbyplacingonehandonitsleftsideandonehandon itsrightside,thenpullingittowardyouuntilitdisengagesfromthemainunit,as showninFigure 414.
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Figure414
Figure 4-14 Removing the DSL100 Front Panel
3.
UseaPhillipsscrewdrivertoloosenthefourscrewsthatsecurethedriveretaining bracket,thenremovethebracketasshowninFigure 415.
Caution: Whenlooseningthescrews,besurenottoremovethemcompletelyfromthe bracket.

Figure415
Figure 4-15 Removing the DSL100 Retaining Bracket
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4.
Matchthefaileddrivesnumber(notedinstep1)withthecorrespondingnumbered internaldrive,thengraspthedrivesfingertabandslideitoutofitsslot,asshownin theexampleinFigure 416.Thedrivesarenumberedfromlefttoright(1,2,3,4,5,6).
Figure416
Finger tab
Figure 4-16 Removing the Failed Drive from the DSL100
5.
Besurethatnoshowisrunning,thengraspthereplacementdrivesfingertab,and firmlybutgentlyslidethedriveintoitsslot(seeFigure 417)untilyoufeelresistance, whichindicatesthatthedriveisseatedinitssocket. Areplacementdrivemustbethesamecapacityorlargerthantheotherdrivesinthe system.
Figure417
Figure 4-17 Inserting the Replacement Drive in the DSL100
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6.
Positiontheretainingbracketinfrontoftheinternaldrives,liningitupwiththescrew holes,thenuseaPhillipsscrewdrivertoreinstallitssixscrewsandsecurethedrives, asshowninFigure 418.
Figure418
Figure 4-18 Reinstalling the DSL100 Retaining Bracket
7.
Graspthefrontpanelonitsleftandrightsides,lineupitsfourmountingstudswith themainunitsfourholes(oneineachcorner),thenpushuntilitsnapsintoplace,as showninFigure 419.
Figure419
Figure 4-19 Reinstalling the DSL100 Front Panel
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TheDSL100automaticallyrebuildstheRAID6array.Whenyouinsertareplacement drive,therebuildautomaticallybeginswithinafewseconds.Ifadrivetimeoutoccurs, theDSL100automaticallyrebuildsthearraywhenitdetectsthedriveagain.During therebuildprocess,thereddriveLEDimmediatelygoesoutandallthedriveLEDs blinkingreen.Whentherebuildingprocessiscompleted,theinternaldriveLEDsstop blinking. Therearesomeinstanceswhenyoumayhavetorebuildadrivemanually.For informationonrebuildingadrivemanually,seetheTMSonlinehelp.
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Replacing a DSL100 Power Supply
4.5

TheDSL100requiresonlyonepowersupply;asecondunitisprovidedforbackup.Ifa problemoccurswitheitheroftheseredundantpowersupplies,thepowerfailureindicator LEDonthefrontpanelflashesred(seeFigure 420)andawarningalarmsounds.The DolbyCat.No.foreachofyourDSL100spowersuppliesisidentifiedbyalabelaffixedto therightsideofeachunit.
Figure420
!
Failed power supply indicator
Figure 4-20 DSL100 Front-Panel Power Supply Indicator
Toreplacea DSL100 powersupply: 1.

Figure421
IdentifythefailedunitintherearpanelbyitsnonilluminatedLED,asshowninthe exampleinFigure 421.
Figure 4-21 DSL100 Failed Power Supply: Top Unit in Figure
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2.
PresstheredPower Supply Alarm Resetbuttontoturnoffthewarningalarm,then disconnectthepowercableonthefailedpowersupplyandloosentheunits thumbscrewbyturningitcounterclockwise,asshowninFigure 422.
Figure422
Press Alarm Reset button
Disconnect power and loosen thumbscrew
WARNING
Risk of electric shock. Do not open.
100240Vac 3.01.25A 50/60Hz
This equipment must be earthed/grounded.
Figure 4-22 Loosen Thumbscrew on Failed DSL100 Power Supply
3.
Figure423
Pressthefailedpowersupplystabtotheleftwhilegraspingitshandle(see Figure 423)andpullingtheunitoutofitsslot(seeFigure 424).
Figure 4-23 Press on Tab and Pull Handle to Remove Failed DSL100 Power Supply
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Figure424
Figure 4-24 Remove Failed DSL100 Power Supply
4.
Figure425
Positionthereplacementunitsquarelywithinitsslotandpushitalongtheguiding surfaceuntilitsnapsintoplace,asshowninFigure 425.
Figure 4-25 Install New DSL100 Power Supply
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5.
Tightenthethumbscrewbyturningitclockwise,thenreconnectthepower,asshown inFigure 426. ThereplacementunitsLEDturnsgreenandthefrontpanelsredLEDturnsoff, verifyingthatthenewunitisfunctioningcorrectly.
Figure426
Tighten thumbscrew and reconnect power
Figure 4-26 New DSL100 Power Supply Installed and AC Cable Reconnected
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Updating the DSS200, Media Block, and TMS Software
4.6

YoucanupdatetheDSS200,MediaBlock(CAT862),andTMSsoftwareusingfourmethods: UpgradeCDandUSBdevice LocallyfromaUSBdeviceconnectedtotheDSS200 RemotelyusingFTPandSSH LocallyfromaCDandaPCconnectedtotheDSS200
4.6.1
Updating Using the Upgrade CD and a USB Device

PeriodicupdatestotheDSS200,MediaBlock,andTMSsoftwarearedistributedonthe DolbyDSS200UpgradeCD.ThisdiscupgradestheDSS200operatingsystemand application,theTMSsoftware,andtheMediaBlockfirmware.Existingcontentandany TMSscheduleinformation,shows,andconfigurationsremainintact.Inaddition,youll needtoobtainaCAT862securedlicensefilefortheMediaBlockfromDolbyLaboratories. ToupdatetheDSS200,MediaBlock,andTMSsoftware: 1. 2. 3. 4. ObtaintheDolbyDSS200UpgradeCDandtheMediaBlocklicensefilefromDolby Laboratories. InserttheupgradeCDintheCD/DVDROMdrive. Copythe.kdm(license)filetothetoplevel(rootdirectory)ofaUSBstoragedevice, andinserttheUSBdeviceinoneoftheunitsUSBA(flat)ports. PowercycletheDSS200. TheunitperformstheupgradeandpreparesfortheMediaBlockupgrade. Ifyouhavetheconsoledisplayedonyourmonitor,youcanmonitortheprogressofthe DSS200upgrade.Ifyoudonthavetheconsoledisplayed,TMSdoesnotindicatethe upgradeprogress.Whentheupgradeiscompleted,theCDautomaticallyejectsanda prompttellsyoutoremovetheCDandpowercycle. 5. RemovetheCDandtheUSBdevice,thenpowercycletheunit. TheunittakesseveralminutestodisplayTMSbecauseitneedstoupgradetheMedia Block.YoucanmonitortheMediaBlockupgradeprogressonyourmonitorconsole. Caution: DonotinterrupttheupgradeprocessbytryingtoremovetheCDor disconnectingtheACmainspower.
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4.6.2
Updating the DSS200, Media Block, and TMS Remotely

Toperformaremoteupgrade: 1. OpenanFTPconnectiontothetargetsystem,andentertheuserIDdolbyftp andpassworddolbyftp Makesurethemodeissettobinary. 2. 3. 4. Uploadthedlbandkdm(license)files. OpenanSSHconnectiontothetargetsystem,andentertheuserIDadministrator andthespecialpassworddolby Enter cd scripts/ Thefollowingscriptsappear: listUpgradePackages.shListstheupgradepackagesuploadedusingFTP oravailableonaremovabledevice executeUpgradePackage.shAppliesanupgradepackageandrebootsthe system deleteUpgradePackage.shDeletesapreviouslyuploaded(viaFTP) upgradepackage. purgeSoftwareKDMs.shDeletespreviouslyuploadedsoftwareupgrade
kdms
Theabovecommandsmustbeprefixedwith./ usinglocal hostasthefirst parameter(steps5and6belowshowthecorrectusage). 5. Enter./listUpgradePackages.sh localhost Thefollowingoutput(orsimilaroutput)shouldappear: Package -> UUID: urn:uuid:01010100-683d-4fb3-be0e-580479c936c4 Filename: dcinema.dlb System Version: 4.1.0 (b34) [14-May-09 15:25] Show Store Version: 4.1.0 (b34) Show Player Version: 4.0.5.1 IDC Version: 4.1.0.23 Store: MainStore License Status: LICENSED Issue Date: Thu May 14 17:26:44 GMT-07:00 2009
Note:
ThesystempassesthedisplayedinformationintheUUID and Filenamefieldsto theexecuteanddeletecommands.
6.
Enter./executeUpgradePackage.sh localhost <filename> <store> Asshownintheexampleoutput,substitutedcinema.dlbfor<filename> and MainStorefor<store>fromthepackage.Thesystemunpacksthedlb fileand automaticallyreboots.
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7.
Aftertheunitrebootsandisupandrunning,SSHbackinasadministratorand checkthesuccessoftheupgrade,asdescribedinSection4.6.5.
4.6.3
Updating Locally from a USB Device Connected to DSS200

ToupdatefromaconnectedUSBdevice: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. PlacethedlbfileandkdmonaUSBdeviceandinsertitintoaDSS200USBport. Loginusingtheadministratorloginonalocalconsole (user:administrator password:dolby). Followsteps46inSection4.6.2,butenterUSBfor<store>. Whentheunitbeginstoreboot,disconnecttheUSBdevice. Aftertheunitrebootsandisupandrunning,checkthesuccessoftheupgrade,as describedinSection4.6.5.
4.6.4
Updating Locally from a CD and a PC Connected to a DSS200

ThismethodusestheDSS200UpgradeCDtoupdatetheDSS200andTMSandtheDolby SoftwareUpdateapplicationtoupdatetheMediaBlock. ToupdatetheDSS200andTMS: 1. 2. 3. ObtaintheDSS200UpgradeCDfromDolbyLaboratories. InserttheDSS200upgradeCDintotheDSS200sCD/DVDROMdrive. PowercycletheDSS200toreboottheunit. ThedriveactivityLEDsblinkintermittentlyandtheDSS200temperatureLEDonthe frontpanelflashesingreenwhilethesystemautomaticallyperformstheupgrade. Caution: DonotinterrupttheupgradeprocessbytryingtoremovetheCDor disconnectingtheACmainspower.
IfamonitorisconnectedtotheDSS200andtheconsoleisdisplayed,messagesappear confirmingtheupgradeprocess.Whentheupgradeiscompleted(afterapproximately 10minutes),thetemperatureLEDstopsflashingandturnssolidgreen. 4. 5. PowercycletheDSS200toreboottheunit. RemovetheupgradeCD.
ToupdatetheDSS200MediaBlock: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. Obtaintheupgrade dlbfileandthecorrespondinglicensefilefromDolby LaboratoriesandcopythesefilestothePC(oraUSBdeviceconnectedtothePC). ConnectthePCtotheSetup/UpdateUSBportontheDSS200srearpanel. PowercycletheDSS200. LaunchtheDolbySoftwareUpdateapplicationandwaituntilitconnects. Selectthedlbupdatefile. Selectthelicensefilecorrespondingtotheupdatedlbfile. ClicktheUpdatebutton. Aftertheupdateapplicationconfirmsthattheprocessiscompleted,unplugtheUSB cablefromtheDSS200andthePC. PowercycletheDSS200.
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4.6.5
Checking the Success or Failure of an Update

Checktheversionsofallcomponents,eitherwithTMS,thelogs(theadministratorlogin hasreadonlyaccessto/status/log viaremoteaccess),orthegetAllParameters.sh script(theadministratorlogincanalsoaccessthisremotelyinthescripts/directory).Enter ./getAllParameters.sh <ip address>todeterminetheinternalstateofthesoftware. FortheDSS200/TMS,exportthelogsandchecktheupgrade_script.logfileintheDSS200 devel log. FortheCAT862(MediaBlock),checkthe /status/log/upgrade_app.log,orexportthelogsand checkitintheDSS200devel log.
4.6.6
Other Updating Information and Available Actions

TheDSS200remembersanysoftwareupgradekdmitsees,soifthesystemalreadyhasthe kdmyouneed,youcanskipthekdminstallprocess. TheDSS200installsanykdmfromaconnectedremovablestoragedevice.Thismeansyou caninstallkdmsbysimplyplacingthemonaUSBstick,insertingit,andremovingitonce thesystemscansthedevice.
4.7
Updating DSL100 and TMS Software

PeriodicupdatestotheDSL100andTMSsoftwarearedistributedontheDolbyDSL100 UpgradeCD.ExistingcontentandanyTMSconfigurationsremainintact. ToupdatetheDSL100andTMSsoftware: 1. 2. InserttheDSL100upgradeCDintotheunitsCD/DVDROMdrive. PowercycletheDSL100toreboottheunit. ThedrivesactivityLEDblinksintermittentlyandtheShowLibrarystemperatureLED onthefrontpanelflashesingreenwhilethesystemautomaticallyperformsthe upgrade. Caution: DonotinterrupttheupgradeprocessbytryingtoremovetheCDor disconnectingtheACmainspower.
IfamonitorisconnectedtotheShowLibrary,messagesappearconfirmingthe upgradeprocess.Whentheupgradeiscompleted(afterapproximatelytenminutes), thetemperatureLEDstopsflashingandturnssolidgreen. 3. 4. PowercycletheDSL100toreboottheunit. RemovetheupgradeCD.
4.8
Updating the DSL100 and TMS Remotely and Via USB

ThisissimilartotheDSS200proceduresinSection4.6.2andSection4.6.3,butthereisno kdm requiredfortheDSL100.
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Troubleshooting
4.9
Troubleshooting
IfyouexperienceanyproblemswiththeDolbyDigitalCinemasystem,checkTable 41for possiblesolutions.Ifyoucannotresolveyourproblemusingthetable,contactyourDolby authorizedtechnicalrepresentative.
Table 4-1 Troubleshooting Quick Reference
Problem
Nosoundinauditorium
Verify
*Showisplayingby checkingTMS. *Processorissettothe assigneddigitalcinema format. *Processorisnotinmute andfaderisat7.0. *Amplifiersareswitched on.
Action
Selectcontentandpressplaybuttontostart show. SelectadifferentShoworClip. Selectassigneddigitalcinemaformat. Pressmutebuttontounmuteprocessorandset faderto7.0. Poweronamplifiers. Turnprojectoron. ConnectMediaBlocktoprojector. SecureDSS200toMediaBlockconnection. Selectcontentandpressplaybuttontostart show.
Nopictureonscreen
*Projectorison. *MediaBlockisconnected toprojector. *Showisplayingby checkingTMS
*Correctprojectorinputsare ConnectMediaBlocktocorrectprojector inputs. beingused.

Cannotproject3Dshowsin3D
*Digitalprojectorsetfor3D. Setprojectorfor3Dplayback. *Additionalequipmentfor 3Dglassesisfunctioning.

Authorizedinstallersetupequipmentfor3D glasses.
*MediaBlockHDSDIlinks ConnectMediaBlockAandBHDSDIlinksto respectivedigitalprojectorports. AandBconnectedto respectivedigitalprojector ports. *MediaBlockisconfigured forcorrect3Dmode.

Auditoriumeventcuesnot functioning ConfigureMediaBlockfor3Dmode. ConfigureeventcuesinTMS.
*Showhaseventcues.
ProperlyinstallNA10andpoweron. *NA10ispresentin auditoriumandpoweredon.
*NA10isnotinoffline mode. *Networkswitchisturned onarenetworklights flashing?

Filmprojectorcuesnot functioning MediaBlockcannotconnectto DSS200
PlaceNA10inonlinemode. Turnonnetworkswitch.
*Breakerisnotswitchedoff. Turnonbreaker.
*CuesonNA10areset properly. *DSS200ispoweredon.
PowercycleNA10toresetcues. PoweronDSS200. ConnectDSS200toMediaBlock.
*DedicatedEthernet connectionbetweenDSS200 Secureallconnections. andMediaBlockis connected.

Unabletotransmitorreceive ontheatrenetworkusingfiber Ethernetports Secureconnectionstotheatrenetworkswitch. *FiberEthernetcablesare properlyconnectedto DSS200andtheatrenetwork ReversethetwofiberEthernetcablesand switch. reconnecttofiberEthernetportsonDSS200.
TMSdoesnotappearon connectedmonitor.
*Systemisinstalledand configuredproperly.
Repeattheinstallationandconfiguration instructionsinChapter3.
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Appendix A
Dolby Digital Cinema Specifications
A.1
DSS200 (With Media Block) General Specifications

Image Decoding
PurposedesigneddigitalcinemaimagedecodersupportscontentinJPEG2000andMPEG2 formats;JPEG2000maximumbitrate250Mbps;supportedframerates2D@24and48fps, 3D@24fps;progressivescan2,0481080;MPEG2maximumbitrate140Mbps;supported framerates23.98,24,25,29.97,30fps;progressivescan1,9201,080;MP@HL
Packaging Format
SupportsMPEGInterop,JPEGInterop,andSMPTEpackagingformats
Audio Processing
16channelaudioon8AES/EBUbalanceddigitalaudiooutputs
Security
2,048bitRSAdecryptionforkeydelivery;128bitAESdecryptionforcontent;internal securitymanagerforsecureimageandsoundprocessing,SMPTEsecuritylogging,secure realtimeclock;supportsinsertionofbothvideoandaudiowatermarking;supportsindustry standardkeydeliverymessages(KDM)andTICineLinkII,DiffieHellman,andTLS
Subtitles
SupportsTICineCanvasandSMPTE42872007subtitles
Content Hard-Disk Drives

RAID5systemforredundancy;userserviceable, hotswappableharddiskdrives; 1.3TBor3.0TB,dependingonyourunit
Power Requirements
100240VAC,5060Hz,250Wdesignedtooperatefromacentrallyswitchedpowersource; dualredundantpowersupply
Dimensions and Weight

3Urackmountchassis;686483133mm(27195.25inches);net:29.5kg(65lbs) withCAT862
Environmental Conditions
Operating0C40C(32F104F),fancooling,20%80%relativehumidity(noncondensing)
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Automation Options
DigitalFailsafeoptionenableslightsonautomationifplaybackstops;SerialRS232 portdirectlyconnectstocinemaautomationwithserialcontrol;Ethernetdirectlyconnects tocinemaautomationwithEthernetcontrol;GPI/Ooptionprovidesaninterfaceforconnect ingtoacontactclosureautomationsystemthatiscapableofutilizingaGPI/Oconnection; thisinterfaceprovidessixopticallyisolatedinputscapableofstandard15voltautomation controlorTTLlevelcontrol
Regulatory Notices
UL,FCC,CE,andRoHScompliant
A.2
DSS200 Front Panel Specifications

RemovableMedia:IndustrystandardremovableharddiskdrivebayandDVDROMdrive forcontentandkeydelivery StatusLEDs:BicolorLEDsshowstatusofpowersupply,temperature, andinternalharddiskdrives USB2.0:TypeAconnectorforkeyorcontentdelivery,optionalkeyboard/mouseinput MonitorOutput:15pinhighdensityfemaleDconnectorforoptionalVGAcompatible monitortodisplayuserinterface
A.3
DSS200 (With Media Block) Rear Panel Specifications

USB2.0:TwotypeAconnectors(andtwoPS/2connectors),foroptionalkeyboard andmousetooperateuserinterface NetworkConnections:ThreeRJ45femaleconnectors;10/100/1,000BaseTwithauto detectionforauditoriumnetwork,theatrenetwork,andfutureexpansion;1,000BaseLC opticalfiber(optional,fortheatrenetwork)
Serial Data
9pinmaleDconnector,RS232
General Purpose Input/Output

DigitalFailsafeoptiontoenablelightsonautomationifplaybackstops;possible futureexpansion;GPI/Ooptionprovidesaninterfaceforconnectingtoacontactclosure automationsystemthatiscapableofutilizingaGPI/Oconnection
Monitor Output
15pinhighdensityfemaleDconnectorforoptionalVGAcompatiblemonitortodisplay userinterface
Image Output
Two BNC female connectors, 75, HD-SDI per SMPTE292M
Digital Audio Output

25pinmaleDconnector,16channeloutputon8AES/EBUbalanced,110,transformer isolated,perAES31992
Timecode Output
BNCfemaleconnector,unbalanced,outputimpedance50perSMPTE12M
Video Reference I/O

BNCfemaleconnector,canbeswitchedbetweeninputandoutput;inoutputmode(the default),thereferencesignalautomaticallymatchesthecontentbeingplayed
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Show Library General Specifications
A.4
Show Library General Specifications

Content Hard-Disk Drives
FullyredundantRAID6system,2.8TBor3.8TB,dependingonyourunit
Power Requirements
100240VAC,5060Hz,500Wmaximum Dualredundantpowersupplydesignedtooperatefromacentrallyswitchedpowersource
Dimensions and Weight

3Urackmountchassis;132x483x580mm(5.25x19x23inches);net:19.5kg(43lb)
Environmental Conditions
Operating:0C40C(32F104F),fancooling,20%80%relativehumidity(noncondensing)
A.5
Show Library Front Panel Specifications

Removable Media
Removableharddiskdrive DVDROMdriveforsoftwareupdates
Status LEDs
BicolorLEDsshowstatusofpowersupply,temperature,andinternalharddiskdrives
USB 2.0
TypeAconnector
A.6
Show Library Rear Panel Specifications

USB 2.0
TwoTypeAconnectors
PS/2
TwoPS/2connectorsforkeyboardandmouse(notsupplied)
Network Connections
Three10/100/1000BaseT(RJ45)femaleconnectorforconnectionstolocaltheatrenetworks andlargerLANs Optional1000BaseSXSCopticalfiberconnector
Monitor
15pinstandardconnectorforVGAmonitor(notsupplied)
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Appendix B
Digital Audio Overview
Thefollowingdigitalaudiooverviewisprovidedasaninformationalsupplementthatmay helpyouintheinstallationprocess.SomeofthisinformationrelatesdirectlytoDolby DigitalCinema,whileothersectionsrefertootherDolbyproducts.
B.1
Digital Audio Sources

DolbyDigitalCinemaprocessorsanddecodersacceptawiderangeofdigitalaudio sources,including: Digitalcinemaservers Professionaldigitalvideotaperecorder(VTR) Preshowservers Satellitereceivers DVD/BlurayDiscplayerswithDolbyDigital CDplayers Alternativecontentsources
ArangeofdigitalaudioformatsarealsoacceptedbyDolbycinemaprocessorsand decoders,including: PCM DolbyDigitalupto5.1channels DolbyProLogic/ProLogicII DolbyDigitalSurroundEX DolbyE
B.2
Digital Audio Inputs

Therearetwoprofessionalinterfaceformatsusedfordigitalaudio:AES/EBU(alsoknown asAES3)andAES3id.Thesestreamthesamedigitaldataandprofessionalaudioheader informationovercopperconductorlinks,butusedifferenttypesofconductorsand connectors.AES/EBUusesabalancedconnection(twoconductorsplusshield)witha characteristicinputimpedanceof110,nominalpeaktopeaksignallevelof5V,and,most commonly,XLRconnectors.Thetypicalmaximumtransmissiondistanceis1000m(3280 ft).AES3idusesanunbalancedconnection(onesignalconductorplusshield)witha characteristicinputimpedanceof75,peaktopeaksignallevelof1V,andBNC(push andtwist)connectors.Thetypicalmaximumtransmissiondistanceis100m(328ft).
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B.3
Consumer Interface Standards for Digital Audio

TheconsumerinterfacestandardfordigitalaudioisS/PDIF(IEC61937).S/PDIFuses coaxialunbalancedconnections(onesignalconductorplusshield)withacharacteristic inputimpedanceof75withRCA(phono)connectors,orafiberopticcablewithToslink connectors.Theunbalancedcoaxialconnectionhasapeaktopeaksignallevelof0.5V.The typicalmaximumtransmissiondistanceis10meters(33ft).AlthoughS/PDIFspecific cableswithsuitableconnectorscanbepurchased,youcanalsoobtaingoodresultsusing highquality75videocablewiththeappropriateconnectorsand/oradapters.
B.4
Cable Issues
Evenindigitalaudio,noisefreesignalsareveryimportant.Thecableusedfordigital signalsisspecificallydesignedforsuchuse,althoughitlooksthesameascableusedfor analogaudioorvideosignals.Anyprofessionalaudioequipmentorbroadcastsupply companycanprovide110cablewithconnectors(orwithout,ifyoudliketoterminate themyourself)forAES/EBUconnections,andhighquality75videocableswithBNC connectorsforAES3idconnections.Useofcablesorconnectorsnotdesignedfordigital transmissionorwithincorrectimpedancecompromisestheintegrityofthebitstream.This canresultinunreliablehardwareinterconnections,especiallywithlongcableruns.
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Appendix C
HD-SDI Video Overview
C.1
Introduction
TheDSS200providesadualHDSDIvideooutputperSMPTE372M(thatis,consistingof apairofSMPTE292Moutputs).Thedatarateforeachcableis1.458Gbps,resultingina bandwidthof750MHz.Asaresult,besureyouchoosethecorrectcableandconnectors, andhandlethecablewithcare. Themainissuewithdigitalvideoconnectivityisreturnloss,whichmeasuresthereflected signalthatresultsfromimpedancediscontinuitieswithinthecableandrelatedconnectors. Intheworstcase,returnlosscausesdropoutsintheprojectedvideosignal.
C.2
Connector Issues
ThemajorityofanalogBNCconnectorshaveanimpedanceof50..Topreventreturnloss issues,digitalvideorequires75connectors.
C.3
Cable Issues
TakethefollowingprecautionswheninstallingHDSDIcables: Donotsteponorotherwisecrushthecable. Donottiethecableextremelytight,whichcancauseproblemswhenpullingitduring installation. Donottwistthecablebyexceedingitsminimumbendradius(nominallytentimes thecablediameter) Beverycarefulwhenpullingthecablethroughaconduit.
Ifyoudonottakealloftheaboveprecautions,thiscanphysicallydeformthecable dielectric,whichinturncausesthecableimpedancecharacteristicstovary,andaffectsthe returnloss. Themaximumcablerunis50m/164ft,butoftenaminimumlengthisalsorequiredto maintainthereturnloss.
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Appendix D
Digital Cinema Keyboard Shortcuts, Login Utilities, and Scripts
D.1
Introduction
TheDolbyShowLibraryandtheDSS200runseveralapplicationsandutilities.Following isadescriptionofeachoftheirrespectivefunctions.
D.1.1
Show Library
TheShowLibraryrunsthreemainapplications: ShowLibrary(contentmanagement) TMSServer TMSClient(UI)
Eachofthesewriteslogentriestofilesaswellastooneofthevirtualconsolesavailableto theuser: <Ctrl>+<Alt>+<F5> <Ctrl>+<Alt>+<F6> <Ctrl>+<Alt>+<F7> <Ctrl>+<Alt>+<F8> ShowLibraryconsole TMSServerconsole TMSClientconsole TMSClientgraphicaluserinterface(GUI)primaryconsole
D.1.2
DSS200
TheDSS200runsthesameapplicationswhetheritisnetworkedwithaShowLibraryor usedasastandaloneunit: DSS200(contentmanagement,streaming) SMS/TMSServer SMS/TMSClient(GUI)
Eachofthesewriteslogentriestofilesaswellastooneofthevirtualconsolesavailableto theuser: <Ctrl>+<Alt>+<F5> <Ctrl>+<Alt>+<F6> <Ctrl>+<Alt>+<F7> <Ctrl>+<Alt>+<F8> DSS200console SMSServerconsole SMSClientconsole SMSClientGUI(primaryconsole)
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D.1.3
DSS200 and TMS Login Utilities

TheDSS200providesvariousutilitiesthatyoucanaccessusingspecialloginnames.Access aloginpromptbytyping<Ctrl>+<Alt>+<F1>(<F2>,<F3>,and<F4>alsoprovidelogin consoles),thenenterthepassworddolby
Config
Whenyoutypeconfigattheloginpromptandenterdolby atthepasswordprompt,this utilityprovidesnumerousconfigurationoptionsincluding: Auditoriumnumber TMSServerconfiguration(localorremote) PresenceorabsenceofNA10andDFC100devices NetworkIPaddressesofDSS200interfacesandauditoriumdevices(DSS200, projector,CP650,andsoon) Keyboardlanguage Advancedoptions Systemname Maximumtransmissionunit(MTU)forauditoriumandtheatrenetworks InterfaceonwhichSimpleNetworkManagementProtocol(SNMP)ispresented
Unconfig
Whenyoutypeunconfigattheloginpromptandenterdolby atthepasswordprompt, thisutilityallowstheresettingofnetworkconfigurations,deletionofallcontent,resetting ofparameters,or(ifapplicable)resettingtheTMSServerdatabase(showsandschedules).
Serial
Whenyoutypeserialattheloginpromptandenterdolby atthepasswordprompt,this utilityenablesyoutoexporttheserialautomationconfigurationofoneauditoriumtoatext fileonaUSBdriveorimportapreviouslyexportedconfigurationfile.Youmustrunthis utilityonthesystemwheretheSMS/TMSServerisrunning.InaShowLibrarynetwork, thismustbetheShowLibrary. Thisutilityalsoallowsyoutoexporttheserialautomationconfigurationfromone standalonesystemandimportittoanotherstandalonesystem.
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D.1.4
Show Library and TMS Login Utilities

TheShowLibraryprovidesvariousutilitiesthatyoucanaccessusingspecialloginnames. Accessaloginpromptbypressing<Ctrl>+<Alt>+<F1>(<F2>,<F3>,and<F4>alsoprovide loginconsoles),thenenterthepassword:dolby
Config
Whenyoutypeconfigattheloginpromptandenterdolby atthepasswordprompt,this utilityprovidesnumerousoptionsincluding: Configurenetworkinterfaces Selectkeyboardlanguage Configureadvancedoptions Offload/restoreTMSServerdatabase ConfigureoptionalSASexternalstoragedevice
Unconfig
Whenyoutypeunconfigattheloginpromptandenterdolby atthepasswordprompt, thisutilityallowstheresettingofnetworkconfigurations,deletionofallcontent,resetting ofparameters,orresettingtheTMSServerdatabase.
D.1.5
DSS200 and Show Library Administrator Login

Thereisauserlevellogincalledadministrator.Thisloginprovidesdiagnosticandutility functions,whichallowinstallersornetworkadministratorstotroubleshootnetworking, directlyreviewlogfiles,executeremotesoftwareupgrades(seebelow),orrebootthe system. Youcanaccesstheloginpromptonthesesystemsbytyping<Ctrl>+<Alt>+<F1>ona connectedkeyboard. Theadministrator loginusesthesamepassword(dolby)astheconfigandunconfig logins.
File System Access

Theadministratorloginprovidesonlyrestrictedaccesstothegeneralfilesystem.Auser hasreadonlyaccesstothe status/logs directoryfordiagnosticpurposes,butcannot modifythelogsorthelogsdirectory.
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Operating System Commands

ThefollowingLinuxoperatingsystemcommandsareaccessibleusingthe administrator login:
arp ifconfig ping route ssh traceroute uptime reboot bash ls cat less grep
Forinformationonthesecommands,consultgenerallyavailableLinuxoperatingsystem documentation.Withtheadministratorlogin,youcannotchangethenetworksettings usingtheabovecommands.Theconfigloginisprovidedforthispurpose.
Scripts
Afterlogginginwiththeadministratorlogin,youcanchangetothescriptsdirectoryto accesssomecustomDolbyDigitalCinemautilityfunctions.Eachofthesefunctions providesusageinformationifrunwithoutparameters.WhenahostorIPaddressis required,youcanenterlocalhosttorefertothelocalsystem,butyoucanalsousethese scriptstoconnecttoanyaccessibleDolbyDigitalCinemasystemonthenetwork. Thefollowingscriptsareprovidedbytheadministratorlogin.Fordetailsontheremote softwareupgradescripts,seeSection4.6.2.
listUpgradePackages.sh:ListstheupgradepackagesuploadedusingFTP or availableonaremovabledevice. executeUpgradePackage.sh:Appliesanupgradepackageandrebootsthesystem. deleteUpgradePackage.sh:Deletesapreviouslyuploaded(viaFTP)upgrade
package.
purgeSoftwareKDMs.sh:Deletespreviouslyuploadedsoftwareupgradekeydelivery
messages(KDMs,orlicenses).
getAllParameters.sh:Adiagnosticutilitytodeterminetheinternalstateofthe
software.
deleteOrphanTracks.sh:Deletesanytrackfilenotreferredtobyanyclip;this includessubtitlefont/pngfilesaswellas.mxffiles.
Youmustprefixtheabovecommandswith ./ toexecutefromthecurrentdirectory.
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Appendix E
License Verification
Toverifyeachofyourlicensefiles(KDMs),rightclickoneachxml file,openthefilein WordPadorNotepad,andverifythefollowing: 1. VerifycorrectdatesandtimefortheKDM.(Remember,theseareUTC,andnotlocal time.) Insummer(MDT),subtractsixhoursfromUTC;Inwinter(MST),subtractseven hours. <ContentKeysNotValidBefore>2008-07-16T23:01:00-07:00</ContentKeysNotValidBefore> <ContentKeysNotValidAfter>2008-07-25T22:59:00-07:00</ContentKeysNotValidAfter> Ifitisincorrect,calltheKDMdistributorandtellthemtheKDMdate/timearewrong. 2. VerifyCAT862(MediaBlock)SerialNumberin<X509SubjectName>(valueisinhex). SerialNumberisingreen. <X509SubjectName>dnQualifier=gqQ77qdIJsh2CrKwYtKujZblxaE=,CN=SM. Dolby-CAT862-000000fb,O=DC.Cinea.Com,OU=DolbyMediaBlock</X509SubjectName> Ifitisincorrect,calltheKDMdistributorandtellthemtheKDMisforthewrong server. 3. VerifyCAT862(MediaBlock)hashagainstdcine_equipment_all(usethelatestversion). Hashisingreen. <X509SubjectName>dnQualifier=gqQ77qdIJsh2CrKwYtKujZblxaE=,CN=SM. Dolby-CAT862-000000fb,O=DC.Cinea.Com,OU=DolbyMediaBlock</X509SubjectName> Ifitisincorrect,calltheKDMdistributorandtellthemtheKDMisgeneratedfromthe wrongcertificate. VerifythattheKDMisgeneratedforthecorrectcontent.Verificationismadeby comparingeither<CompositionPlayListID>or<ContentTitleText>againstavalid KDM. <CompositionPlaylistId>urn:uuid:c033ec20-42db-440c-b753-6537c808cc49</CompositionPl aylistId> <ContentTitleText>Megaplex Movie_FTR-S_EN-XX_US_51_2K_HFP_20080101_Mike</ContentTitleText> Ifitisincorrect,calltheKDMdistributorandtellthemthattheKDMisgeneratedfor thewrongcontent. Ifalloftheabovearecorrect,andyouarestillhavingproblems,deletethelicensesin TMS(selectContent/Manage/Licenses/Delete all licenses for this auditorium).Then reloadtheKDMs. Ifnoneofabovearecorrect,callyourauthorizedDolbytechnicalrepresentativefor assistance.
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Appendix F
GPI/0 Default Configuration and Schema
ThisappendixprovidesyouwiththeDolbyDigitalCinemadefaultGPI/Oconfiguration andtheconfigurationschemathatmayhelpyoucreateyourcustomizedGPI/OXML configurationfile.Toimportyourcustomizedconfigurationfileintothesystem,runthe DSS200Configscript,asdescribedinSection3.6.AsyouprogressthroughtheConfig script,youllgettothesectiononimportingyourconfigurationfile,asdescribedonpage 39.
F.1
GPI/O Default Configuration

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <GPIOConfiguration> <OutputPin pin="2" polarity="HIGH"> <LatchOutput enableName="GPO2ON" disableName="GPO2OFF"/> </OutputPin> <OutputPin pin="3" polarity="HIGH"> <LatchOutput enableName="GPO3ON" disableName="GPO3OFF"/> </OutputPin> <OutputPin pin="4" polarity="HIGH"> <LatchOutput enableName="GPO4ON" disableName="GPO4OFF"/> </OutputPin> <OutputPin pin="5" polarity="HIGH"> <LatchOutput enableName="GPO5ON" disableName="GPO5OFF"/> </OutputPin> <OutputPin pin="6" polarity="HIGH"> <LatchOutput enableName="GPO6ON" disableName="GPO6OFF"/> </OutputPin> <OutputPin pin="7" polarity="HIGH"> <PulseOutput name="GPO7"/> </OutputPin> <OutputPin pin="8" polarity="HIGH"> <PulseOutput name="GPO8"/> </OutputPin> <OutputPin pin="9" polarity="HIGH"> <PulseOutput name="GPO9"/> </OutputPin> <OutputPin pin="10" polarity="HIGH">
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<PulseOutput name="GPO10"/> </OutputPin> </GPIOConfiguration>
F.2
GPI/O Configuration Schema

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <xs:schema xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" elementFormDefault="qualified" attributeFormDefault="unqualified"> <xs:element name="GPIOConfiguration"> <xs:annotation> <xs:documentation>Describes a configuration for all configurable pins on a GPIO card (output pins 2-10; 1 is always a HIGH playback latch, inputs are static)</xs:documentation> </xs:annotation> <xs:complexType> <xs:sequence> <xs:element ref="OutputPin" minOccurs="9" maxOccurs="9"/> </xs:sequence> </xs:complexType> </xs:element> <xs:element name="OutputPin"> <xs:annotation> <xs:documentation>Configuration for a single output pin</xs:documentation> </xs:annotation> <xs:complexType> <xs:choice> <xs:element name="LatchOutput" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1"> <xs:annotation> <xs:documentation>A latch output, with both enable and disable names</xs:documentation> </xs:annotation> <xs:complexType> <xs:attribute name="enableName" type="xs:string" use="required"> <xs:annotation> <xs:documentation>Cue name that will latch the pin on</xs:documentation> </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute> <xs:attribute name="disableName" type="xs:string" use="required">
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GPI/O Configuration Schema
<xs:annotation> <xs:documentation>Cue name that will latch the pin off</xs:documentation> </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute> </xs:complexType> </xs:element> <xs:element name="PulseOutput" minOccurs="0" maxOccurs="1"> <xs:annotation> <xs:documentation>A pulse output cue, with 500ms width</xs:documentation> </xs:annotation> <xs:complexType> <xs:attribute name="name" type="xs:string" use="required"> <xs:annotation> <xs:documentation>Cue name that will trigger this pulse output</xs:documentation> </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute> </xs:complexType> </xs:element> </xs:choice> <xs:attribute name="pin" type="PinNumber" use="required"> <xs:annotation> <xs:documentation>The number of this output pin; duplicate configurations for the same pin will be ignored and the first one will be used</xs:documentation> </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute> <xs:attribute name="polarity" type="PinPolarity" use="required"> <xs:annotation> <xs:documentation>The polarity for this pin; when the pin fires, it will go to this polarity</xs:documentation> </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute> <xs:attribute name="type" type="CueType" use="optional"> <xs:annotation> <xs:documentation>The type of this cue (lights, sound, projector); used as for logical display in the UI</xs:documentation> </xs:annotation> </xs:attribute> </xs:complexType> </xs:element>
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<xs:simpleType name="PinPolarity"> <xs:annotation> <xs:documentation>Polarity for pins; HIGH is the default</xs:documentation> </xs:annotation> <xs:restriction base="xs:string"> <xs:enumeration value="HIGH"/> <xs:enumeration value="LOW"/> </xs:restriction> </xs:simpleType> <xs:simpleType name="PinNumber"> <xs:annotation> <xs:documentation>The number of a pin; 2-10 inclusive</xs:documentation> </xs:annotation> <xs:restriction base="xs:int"> <xs:minInclusive value="2"/> <xs:maxInclusive value="10"/> </xs:restriction> </xs:simpleType> </xs:schema>
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Appendix G
Glossary
actual duration
Theactuallengthorruntimeofadigitalshowcomputedbysummingthedurationdataof eachclipintheshow.
alert
AwarningorerrormessagewithintheDolbyDigitalCinemasystem.
auditorium
Anindividualscreeninatheatrecomplex.Forexample,a12plexhas12individual auditoriums.
automation system
Adeviceresponsibleforhandlingtheelectricalinterfacetoauditoriumequipmentsuchas lightsandmasking.
clip
Asinglepieceofdigitalcontentsuchasatrailer,policy(forexample,anosmoking reminder),advertisement,orfeature.Clipsareassembledinasequencetocreateashow. Clipscanbeanylength.
clip type
Describesthetypeofcontentwithinaclip(forexample,feature,trailer,policy, advertisement,test,transition,orPSA).
composition play list (CPL)

Alistoftherawfilesinaclipwithinstructionsdescribinghowtoplaythesefilesalongwith auniqueIDandameansforauthentication.
cue
Acontentsynchronizedevent,suchaslightsdownormaskingscope,thatcanbe insertedinadigitalshow.Thecueisimplementedbyautomationequipmentinthe auditorium.ThecuesintheDolbyTMSshowelementlibraryrepresentthecuesavailable inallauditoriumdevices(suchastheprojectororaDolbyNA10).
D-cinema
Digitalcinema:theproductionandexhibitionoftheatricalcontentusingdigitalaudioand videoforpresentation,projecteddigitally.
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Glossary
digital cinema package (DCP)

Containsoneormorepiecesofcompressedandoptionallyencryptedcontent(clips)often deliveredonaharddrive,DVDR,orviaanetworkconnection(forexample,viaasatellite transmission).Thisincludesthephysicaldatafilesandalistorlistsdescribinghowtoplay thesefiles,alongwithameansforauthentication.TheDCPisdeliveredfromthe distributortotheexhibitor.
estimated duration
Anestimateofthetotalruntimeofashowasinputbytheuser.Thisisusedforshows createdbeforeallthecontentisavailabletofacilitatetheschedulingofshowtimesinthe future.
feature
Atypeofclipcontainingthemainpresentation.
intermission
Thetimebetweentheendofonescheduledshowandthestartofthenext.
license, also known as key delivery message (KDM)

DatafilesthatarerequiredtoplaybackencryptedcontentonaDolbyDigitalCinema system.Thesefilesmaybecompressed,whichrequiresunzipping.
note
Adescriptivetextelementthatcanbeattachedtoashoworaclip.Anotecanbeusedasa remindertochecksomethingortoprovideinformationtothenextpersoncomingonshift aboutaparticularshoworclip(forexample,ChangethetrailerpackageafterFridays show).
packing list
AlistofallthecontentinaDCP.
show
Theentireprogramthatistobeplayedinatheatreauditorium.Typicallyoneormore trailers,advertisements,andpolicies(forexample,nosmoking)andthemainfeature.A showcontainscontent(clips)andcuesinaspecificsequence.
theatre
ThecollectionofauditoriumsinacinemacomplexmanagedbyDolbyTMS.
theatre assets
Thephysicalfacilitiesinanauditoriumsuchaslights,curtains,andmasking.
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Index
A/VOutputs,DSS200 .............................................. 23 auditorium each configscript ...................................................... 36 configuringsystem.................................... 3643 linking..................................................................... 5 multiple andTMS............................................................ 27 configuring ....................................................... 32 connectingtotheatrenetwork................. 2729 installationoverview ...................................... 11 Seealsotheatrenetwork single configuring ....................................................... 32 hardwareinstallation ................................ 1431 installationoverview ...................................... 11 auditoriumswitch CP650,connectingto .......................................... 23 DMA8Plus,connectingto.................................. 23 DSS200,connectingto ........................................ 20 NA10,connectingto ........................................... 20 automation digitalfailsafe ...................................................... 21 GPI/O .................................................................... 21 NA10 ..................................................................... 20 serial...................................................................... 21 bendradiusrequirements audiocabling ................................................. 23, 24 CP650toauditoriumswitch.............................. 23 DMA8Plustoauditoriumswitch ..................... 23 DSS200toauditoriumswitch............................ 20 DSS200toprojector............................................. 23 DSS200totheatrenetwork ................................ 29 NA10totheatreautomation.............................. 20 cablerequirements ................................................... 29 CAT892 registering ............................................................ 11 CD/DVDdrive DSL100.................................................................... 7 DSS200 .................................................................... 6 cinemaprocessor rackmounting ..................................................... 14 client TMS ..................................................................... 1, 5 components digitalcinema ........................................................ 1 DSL100 frontandrearpanels................................... 710 DSS200installation ............................................. 13 configscript CP650.....................................................................32 described ...............................................................32 DMA8Plus ............................................................32 DSL100 ..................................................................32 DSS200............................................................ 32, 36 eachauditorium............................................ 3643 NA10......................................................................32 projectors...............................................................33 configuring DSL100 networksettings ........................................ 5155 connecting SASexternalstorage,DSL100 ............................30 controllerprojectorsettings.....................................35 copperconnectionrequirements ............................29 CP650 auditoriumswitch,connectingto .....................23 configuring ...........................................................32 connectingtoDSS200 ..........................................23 IPaddress..............................................................32 Seealsonetworksettings database........................................................................5 databasemanagement,DSL100 offloadingbackup......................................... 5152 restoringdatabase......................................... 5152 DigitalCinemaInitiatives ..........................................1 digitalfailsafe ............................................................21 digitalprojector setup ......................................................................33 subtitles .................................................................33 DMA8Plus auditoriumswitch,connectingto .....................23 configuring ...........................................................32 connectingtoDSS200 ..........................................23 IPaddress..............................................................32 mounting...............................................................14 Seealsonetworksettings DolbyDigitalCinema components ............................................................1 installing................................................................11 networkoverview..................................................1 DolbyTheatreManagementSystem(TMS) ............1 downloadcontent .....................................................10 drive CD/DVD DSL100 .................................................................7 DSS200 .................................................................6 failure DSL100 ...............................................................66 DSS200 ...............................................................59 maintaining DSL100 ...............................................................66
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Index
DSS200............................................................... 59 removable DSL100 ................................................................ 7 DSL100,inserting............................................... 8 DSL100,removing ............................................. 8 DSS200................................................................. 6 DSS200,inserting ............................................... 8 DSS200,removing ............................................. 8 replacing DSL100 .............................................................. 66 DSS200............................................................... 60 seating................................................................... 13 DSL100 components frontandrearpanels..................................... 78 configuring networksettings ........................................ 5155 drive maintaining ...................................................... 66 removable ........................................................... 8 replacing ..................................................... 6669 frontpanel,removing......................................... 66 FTPcontent .......................................................... 10 IPaddress............................................................. 35 keyboard,connectingto..................................... 28 maintainingdrive ............................................... 66 modemupload,licenses .................................... 53 monitor,connectingto ....................................... 28 mouse,connectingto.......................................... 28 offloadingdatabasebackup ........................ 5152 powersupply replacing ..................................................... 7173 restoringdatabase......................................... 5152 SASconfiguration ......................................... 5556 SASexternalstorage,connecting...................... 30 settingupasTMSserver.................................... 27 theatrenetwork,connectingto ......................... 28 unconfigscript..................................................... 57 DSL100,TMS software updating............................................................ 78 DSS200 A/Voutputs,connecting .................................... 23 booting.................................................................... 6 components,required ........................................ 13 configscript ......................................................... 36 drive removable ........................................................... 8
replacing ..................................................... 6062 frontpanel...............................................................6 frontpanel,installing ..........................................18 FTPcontent...........................................................10 gateway .................................................................35 GPI/Ooption ........................................................21 IPaddress..............................................................35 keyboard,connectingto .....................................26 linkdataports,interconnecting.........................19 linkingauditoriums...............................................5 maintainingdrive ................................................59 modemupload,licenses .....................................41 monitor,connectingto ........................................26 mouse,connectingto...........................................26 netmask ................................................................35 overview .................................................................5 packingkit ............................................................13 powersupply,replacing.....................................63 rails,installing ............................................... 1618 rearpanel ................................................................6 serialport ..............................................................21 systemfan,replacing...........................................64 theatrenetwork,connectingto ..........................29 unconfigscript .....................................................47 unpacking .............................................................13 wiring ....................................................................31 DSS200,TMS software updating ..................................................... 75, 77 encryption,limitations .............................................23 fiberconnectionrequirements ................................29 frontandrearpanels DSL100 ............................................................. 710 frontpanel DSS200,installing ................................................18 FTP,uploadanddownload.....................................10 gateway,summary ...................................................35 GPI/Ooption theatreautomation,connectingto.....................21 harddrive Seedrive HDSDIoutputs DSS200,connecting .............................................23 importandexport serialautomationcues ........................................49 installation overview ...............................................................11 submissionform ..................................................11 installationkit contents .................................................................13 internalharddrive Seedrive
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Index
IPaddress CP650 .................................................................... 32 DMA8Plus............................................................ 32 multipleauditorium ........................................... 34 NA10 ..................................................................... 32 projector ............................................................... 33 singleauditorium................................................ 34 summary .............................................................. 34 keyboard connecting DSL100 .............................................................. 28 DSS200............................................................... 26 LEDs driveactivity.......................................................... 8 licenses modemupload,DSL100 .................................... 53 modemupload,DSS200..................................... 41 MediaBlock secureupgrade .................................................... 75 setupapplication................................................. 44 updatingsoftware............................................... 75 modemupload licenses,DSL100 .................................................. 53 licenses,DSS200 .................................................. 41 multiplex Seeauditorium,multiple NA10 configuring........................................................... 32 connectingtotheatreautomation..................... 20 Seealsonetworksettings netmask,summary.................................................. 35 networksettings summary .............................................................. 35 noisereduction grounding ............................................................ 14 offloaddatabasebackup,DSL100.................... 5152 packingkit DSL100.................................................................. 13 DSS200 .................................................................. 13 powersupply DSL100 replacing ..................................................... 7173 DSS200 replacing ........................................................... 63 programmablelogiccontroller............................... 21 projector setup...................................................................... 33 subtitles ................................................................ 33 projectorcontrollermodule .................................... 33 rackmount ................................................................ 14 rails,installing..................................................... 1618 registration CAT892 ................................................................. 11 removabledrive DSL100.................................................................... 7 DSS200 .................................................................... 6
restoringdatabase,DSL100 .............................. 5152 router,summary .......................................................35 RS232serialport rearpanel ................................................................6 Running ......................................................................57 SASconfiguration DSL100 ........................................................... 5556 SASexternalstorage connecting,DSL100 .............................................30 ScreenManagement(SMS)mode.............................1 secureupgrade MediaBlock ..........................................................75 serialautomation ......................................................21 serialautomationcues importandexport................................................49 Serialport theatreautomation,connectingto.....................21 server TMS..........................................................................1 settings Seenetworksettings ShowLibrary overview .................................................................5 software described ...............................................................32 TMS..........................................................................5 updating......................................................... 7578 DSL100,TMS.....................................................78 DSS200,TMS .............................................. 75, 77 IDC .....................................................................75 system testing ....................................................................46 timezonesetup ....................................................46 systemfan replacing................................................................64 test files.........................................................................46 theatreautomation connecting.............................................................20 theatrenetwork connectingtoDSL100..........................................28 connectingtoDSS200 ..........................................29 connectionrequirements ....................................29 copperconnection................................................29 diagram .................................................................27 fiberconnection....................................................29 overview ...............................................................27 Seealsoauditorium,multiple TheatreSync TMS..........................................................................2 TIDLP projectorsetup......................................................33 timezone setup ......................................................................46
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Index
TMS client.................................................................... 1, 5 database.................................................................. 5 gateway ................................................................ 35 IPaddress............................................................. 35 netmask ............................................................... 35 overview................................................................. 5 remoteclient ........................................................ 34 runningonDSL100............................................. 28 runningonDSS200 ............................................. 26 server ...................................................................... 1 software,updating.............................................. 78 theatreautomation.............................................. 20 theatrenetwork ................................................... 27 TheatreSync ........................................................... 2 timezonesetup .................................................. 46 updatingsoftware......................................... 77, 78 touchpanelcontroller SeeDigitalprojector troubleshooting......................................................... 79 unconfigscript DSL100.................................................................. 57 DSS200 .................................................................. 47 uploadcontent .......................................................... 10 USBports DSL100.................................................................... 7 DSS200 .................................................................... 6 ventilation.................................................................. 14 wiringdiagram ......................................................... 31
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Dolby Laboratories, Inc.

Dolby,ProLogic,andthedoubleDsymbolareregisteredtrademarksofDolbyLaboratories.SurroundEXPartNumber9110420 isatrademarkofDolbyLaboratories.Allothertrademarksremainthepropertyoftheirrespectiveowners. Issue3 2010DolbyLaboratories.Allrightsreserved. S10//21871/22797

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Regulatory Notices FCC

Important Safety Instructions

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Chapter 2 DSS200 and DSL100

Chapter 3 Installing a Dolby Digital Cinema System

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3.10 Running the Show Library Unconfig Script .......................................................................57

Chapter 4 System Maintenance

Appendix A Dolby Digital Cinema Specifications

Appendix B Digital Audio Overview

Appendix C HD-SDI Video Overview

Appendix D Digital Cinema Keyboard Shortcuts, Login Utilities, and Scripts

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Appendix G Glossary .................................................................................................. 99 Index............................................................................................................................ 101

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Dolby Digital Cinema Network Overview

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TheDSL100runstheTMSServer,whiletheTMSClientisaccessiblefromanyDolby DSS200,DSL100,oranynetworkedPC.TheTMSServercanalsorunonasingleDSS200 andnetworkuptothreescreens(withoutaDSL100).IfaDSS200isoperatingasa singlescreenstandalonesystem,thesoftwarerunsinScreenManagementSystem(SMS) mode.

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Dolby Digital Cinema Network Overview

Dolby Digital Cinema Auditorium Network

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DSS200 and DSL100

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DSS200 and DSL100

DSS200 Front and Rear Panels

Power supply indicators

Local network indicators CD/DVD-ROM drive

Internal drive status indicators Internal flash drive indicator

Removable drive bay

DSS200 Front Panel with Cover On

Drive tray buttons

DSS200 Front Panel with Cover Off

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DSL100 Front and Rear Panels

Dual redundant power supplies with LED status indicators

~ 3.6 - 1.5 A 50 - 60 Hz MAINS: 100 - 240 Vac

This Class A digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES003.

DSS200 serial number

Audio out Video reference input Theatre network

DSS200 Rear Panel

DSL100 Front and Rear Panels

CD/DVD-ROM drive Removable drive bay

Power supply indicators

Internal storage indicators

USB 2.0 port

DSL100 Front-Panel Components

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DSS200 and DSL100