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AGW3000C01
In the INPUT FAIL/ETHERNET box:
ASI IN 1,
ASI IN 2,
IP IN 1,
IP IN 2:
Red. These LEDs light up to indicate errors for the corresponding input.
They light up continuously when no signal is present, when the frame
synchronization fails or when the megaframe synchronization fails (this
last error is only in DVB-T mode) or when an external error has been
signaled via GPI.
These LEDs remain off if no errors are present or if the corresponding
input is disabled.
LINK:
Green. This LED lights up continuously when a link has been established
via the Ethernet port.
ACT:
Green. This LED blinks when there is activity on the Ethernet port.
In the INPUT SELECTION box:
ASI IN 1,
ASI IN 2,
IP IN 1,
IP IN 2:
Green. These LEDs indicate which input TS is being delivered to each
output (ASI OUT 1, ASI OUT 2, IP OUT 1 e IP OUT 2).
SELECT:
Pushbutton. This button is used for assignment of the inputs to the
desired outputs in manual mode. To select a given output this button
should be pressed for long periods until the LED of the selected input for
the desired output begins to blink. Then brief presses are used to select
the input that will be assigned to that output. To confirm the selection
simply stop pressing the button for a period of time or use long presses
until none of the LEDs in this box are blinking.
Changes made with this button are stored in non-volatile memory and
will be recalled in case of a power supply failure.
In the MODE/ALARM box:
AUTO,
HALF AUTO,
MANUAL:
Green. These LEDs indicate which operating mode is selected.
STA. CHG.:
Red. This LED blinks to indicate that one of the inputs has changed from
normal status to an error or vice versa or that any of the selected inputs
has changed.
SELECT/RESET: Pushbutton. When this button is pressed any changes that have occurred
in the error status or the selection status are noted and the previously
mentioned LED is turned off. Long presses of this button change the
operating mode: (AUTO, HALF AUTO or MANUAL).
Changes made with this button are stored in non-volatile memory and
will be recalled in case of a power supply failure.
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