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Gary A. Hoselton
Film Handler

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From: Portland OR U.S.A.
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Am marrying MPU to CP500, with STA-1 stick-on line amplifiers between to increase Cat 92 outputs to what CP500 Accessory Rack Analog Connector pins 15-19 want. Footnote says Dolby Level is 0.388mV at those pins. Is that rms voltage, as a voltmeter would measure, or pk-pk as I see on my oscilloscope? While running 1kH test loop, will that voltage produce Dolby level in auditorium at Fader setting of 7? Thanks, Gary

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Steve Guttag
We forgot the crackers Gromit!!!

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RMS sine wave.

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Tim Androes
Film Handler

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0.388mV or 388mV?

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Sam D. Chavez
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388 mVolts or .388 Volts.

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Gary A. Hoselton
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Thanks, Sam. 388mV is what I intended to write.

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