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Topic: Checking DTS led procedure
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Antonio Marcheselli
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Posts: 1260
From: Florence, Italy
Registered: Mar 2000
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posted 08-02-2002 04:20 PM
Hi everyone.Today I decided to check all our DTS readers, using the instrucion found on DTS' techcenter (and also received by Karen). I found the procedure very fast, simple, and useful. One of our reader (1997) that was staring to have problems (just repeating timecode blinks on some movies but with no drop) had the LED at 2.80V (instead of 4V). Other two recently repaired had the LED at 3.3V (Karen, not the one I was talking about!). I've adjusted all them, I noted that there are a lot of room to adjust them more in the future. I believe that it is a procedure that everyone should perform at least once a year. Great DTS, I believe that publishing the procedure was a good step. Just an idea. Why don't have them calibrating automatically? A simple procedure like: - Remove print from the reader - clik the "calibrate" button - Perform once a year ![](http://www.film-tech.com/ubb/smile.gif) Bye Antonio
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