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Topic: DTS problem
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Karen Hultgren
Master Film Handler
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Posts: 492
From: Agoura Hills, CA, USA
Registered: Mar 2000
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posted 03-19-2001 08:12 PM
Tom,You should get yourself a DTS Empirical Test disc and measure the DTS outputs. Unplug the DTS from the US and connect a volt meter directly to the DTS outputs - you can connect to the audio breakout card. Insert the disc, dial up the 1kHz tone (BE SURE TO WRITE DOWN THE OFFSET FIRST), and you should measure about 250 to 300 mV RMS. The 1kHz tone is program #36 on the Empirical Test disc, it appears on all channel except subwoofer. The output level depends on the setting of the level trim pots behind the front panel. After the test is done, return the offset setting to it's proper setting (the one you wrote down). If there is no output from the DTS unit, it should come in for repair. If you do see output, the US has a problem. Karen at DTS khultgren@dtsonline.com
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