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Additional digital audio inputs include four optical and six coaxial S/PDIF inputs,

plus professional AES/EBU to support very high-end studio and broadcast

equipment. Your analog components are also supported via eight RCA unbalanced

stereo inputs, one XLR balanced stereo input, and an eight-channel surround

sound input.

A choice of XLR balanced or RCA unbalanced outputs provides high-performance

connectivity to drive the PROAMP High-Definition Professional Surround Sound

Amplifier, or any other amplifier(s) with up to 7 channels. Additional balanced and

unbalanced outputs are provided to drive up to three powered subwoofers. Still

further balanced and unbalanced outputs are included to feed additional listening

zones or recording equipment, with

independent mono and stereo feeds each

carrying an unprocessed downmix of the entire

surround sound signal.

A single HDMI output provides a connection for

your high-def display or projector, eliminating

the need for a separate video switcher. This

output also carries a stereo downmix of the

main surround output, perfect for sharing audio

and video from the theater with the rest of your

house via a Crestron DigitalMedia™ system.

Worry-Free HD—To ensure compatibility with

the widest range of HD content and

components, Crestron equipped the PSPHD with the most advanced HDCP

management of any signal processor in its class. At setup, every connected HDMI

device is authenticated and its key allowances verified, immediately revealing any

limitations in the system. This lets the installer reconfigure the system before

problems start, eliminating the surprise of a sudden loss of sound and picture

caused by some HDCP-encrypted or non-compliant source.

Input selection on the PSPHD is fast and fluid thanks to Crestron exclusive

QuickSwitch HD technology. QuickSwitch HD maintains a constant HDCP

connection with each HDMI device in the system, eliminating the need to

re-authenticate each time a different source is selected, ensuring uninterrupted

switching between all sources.

The Full Frontal—What was the thing you noticed when you first saw the

PSPHD? Was it the clean, inviting controls, the modern metallic accents, or its

high-resolution graphic displays? Unlike other audio processors, setting up and

operating the PSPHD from the front panel is a pleasure. Touch any button to

awaken it, and easily select your source and make adjustments with a simple turn

and tap of the left selection knob. Detailed information appears on the front panel

to eliminate any confusion. Jump directly to key menus using the dedicated

function buttons. And, oh yeah, select the bargraph analyzer or retro-style analog

meters to lend a classic touch for monitoring signal status. And by all means, turn

up that knob on the right whenever you want to impress your guests with

more volume.

PROCISE™ Tools—While much of the PSPHD’s initial setup and configuration

can be accomplished through its front panel, PROCISE Tools software provides

the optimum user interface for accessing all of its audio adjustments and settings.

And, although MultEQ XT does most of the work to optimize your system’s sound

quality, there is plenty of customization and tweaking available to those so

inclined. For instance, PROCISE Tools allows you to fine-tune lip-sync delay,

define the default decoding and EQ modes for each source, set up the mix inputs,

monitor signal levels, and finesse the various level, crossover, delay, and

other settings.

To those who prefer to make all their own EQ adjustments, either globally or for a

specific input or surround mode (in lieu of MultEQ XT), PROCISE Tools offers a

choice of master 6-band graphic EQ or ten independent channels of precision

6-band parametric EQ. Each EQ mode allows five presets to be saved, which can

be recalled via a control system or set to correspond with any input or

decoding mode.

The Beauty of Simplicity—The wonderful thing about Crestron is, once the

system’s installed and all the critical adjustments are made, all you need to worry

about is your choice of movie and popcorn. As part of a complete Crestron

system, all the technology within the PSPHD disappears behind the scenes, with

only the controls you want and need provided to you on your choice of Crestron

touchpanel or handheld remote.

Crestron PROCISE

™

PSPHD High-Definition Professional Surround Sound Processor

Why does HDCP matter?

As the move to digital takes hold, more and more content providers are using

HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) to protect their DVDs, Blu-ray

Discs, broadcast signals, and online content against unauthorized copying.

Analog connectivity, which can’t support HDCP, is being eliminated from the

computers and AV equipment being sold today, and soon content providers will

be taking full advantage of the new digital technology to ensure only authorized

users may view their content in all its high-definition glory. Systems that don’t

support HDCP simply won’t let you display all this HD content.

PROCISE™ Tools software

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