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10-3
10.1.5 Excessive or Inappropriate Sound From
Surround Speakers
1. As an emergency measure to continue the show, switch off the surround
channel power amplifier(s). At your next opportunity, find out if the problem is
related to the film itself or the theater sound system.
The problem is most likely to be in:
Power amplifier gain settings;
Damaged loudspeakers rattling, etc.;
Solar cell alignment in the projector (if the problem is analog sound);
Cat. No. 661 optical preamplifier card (if the problem is analog sound);
Cat. No. 222 SR/A or Cat. No. 300 (if so equipped) Noise Reduction
cards (if the problem is analog sound).
10.1.6 On CP500s Equipped with Cat. No. 683
Electronic Crossover:
This optional board is located in the first slot on the left hand side of the unit.
No High Frequency Or Low Frequency Output
Possible causes are
A high frequency driver speaker driver has failed.
A low frequency speaker has failed.
A power amplifier has failed.
A power amplifier fuse has failed.
The Cat. No. 683 card may have failed.
High frequency driver failures are the most common cause of this problem.
If it appears that the Cat. No. 683 card is the cause of the problem, open the front
door of the CP500 and switch to Bypass using the pushbutton switch in the lower
right corner. A separate speaker crossover system is provided for Bypass operation;
however, the sound will be in mono only.
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