[QuadList] Kind person gave is DPS 575 this is wow! but need infoand soft...

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Park and Don this is the gift that keeps  giving...
manual says...
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wow!
 
 
I    will pull them out  of  truck after  dinner  .
there are a couple  so crossing  fingers  for one   with  DV.
 
 
 
In a message dated 10/26/2015 6:42:21 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,  
quadlist at quadvideotapegroup.com writes:




-----Original Message-----
From: "Don Norwood"  <quadlist at digitrakcom.com>
To: "Quad List"  <quadlist at quadvideotapegroup.com>
Subject: Re: [QuadList] Kind person  gave is DPS 575 this is wow! but need 
infoand software!?
Date: Mon, 26 Oct  2015 21:42:03 -0400


Hi Ed:

Physically looking at the back of  the unit, if you have audio connections 
(miniature Phoenix style  connectors), then you have the audio option.  The 
other options you  can check by looking at the menu.  Since this is a 
Leitch 
branded  unit, the Noise Reduction is an option that is activated through  
software.  If your unit does not have it activated, then obtaining  the 
code 
is difficult.  The DV option can also be checked from the  menu.  The 
network 
interface works without any special  software.  From the 575 internal 
display 
and menu, configure the IP  address and network settings to match your 
network.  Then just put  the IP address of the unit in your browser and it 
will load the opening  menu just like any other web page.  A full operators 
manual is  available for download from the company (now Imagine 
Communications)  website.  They also have downloads for the most recent 
firmware, but  you likely do not need that.  Beware that there are two 
different  versions of the firmware, depending on the hardware version of 
your 575  and loading the wrong one can cause the unit to cease operation.  
Especially if you have software options enabled, I would not update the  
firmware, or certainly not without a backup of the current configuration.  
The 575 is a great box for interfacing analog and digital hardware and  
giving you "handles" on all the usual proc amp controls as well as  
adjustable delays, test signals, auto-setup routines, etc.  With the  audio 
option, it can also track audio delay to match video delay, balance  
levels, 
generate test tones, etc.  Pretty impressive box for its day,  and still 
useful for many applications.

Don Norwood
Digitrak  Communications, Inc.
www.digitrakcom.com  




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