Dolby DP564 professional processor

List price: $4,600

Multifunction Display
For status indication and setup operations

Keypad
Access to all Dolby downmix, decode, listening, compression modes and user-assignable presets; input and monitoring selection

Volume Controls
Master and headphone levels
Headphone Output
6.35 mm (1/4-inch) standard stereo headphone jack, user-selectable: Dolby Headphone or stereo modes, +7 dBu maximum output into 50Ω nominal

RS-232 Serial Remote Port
8-pin female mini-DIN connector for remote control and software upgrades



Digital Audio Inputs
Three total: two BNC female connectors, unbalanced, 75Ω, signal levels per AES-3ID-1995 (SMPTE 276M); one fiber-optic via Toslink connector

AES Reference Input
BNC female with loop-through, unbalanced, 75Ω, signal levels per AES3-ID-1995 (SMPTE 276M), external 75Ω termination required

Digital Audio Outputs
Four BNC female connectors, unbalanced, 75Ω, signal levels per AES-3ID-1995 (SMPTE 276M)

Analog Audio Outputs
0 dBFS = +24 dBu; balanced floating; eight 3-pin XLR male connectors, 24-bit DAC
Linear Timecode Output Port
One SMPTE 12M-1995, BNC female, unbalanced, nominal output signal 1 Vp-p, output impedance 50Ω

RS-485 Serial Remote Control Input/
Output Port
9-pin female D-connector for remote control and software upgrades

General Purpose Input/Output Port
37-pin female D-connector, TTL compatible, may be configured to be level or edge sensitive using either polarity; supports Dolby Cat. No. 549 GPI/O controller

Ethernet Port
RJ-45 female connector, 10/100 Base-T with auto-detection

User manual for Dolby DP564
http://www.dolby.com/uploadedFiles/z...ual_issue1.pdf

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