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5.11.4.
ECM Generators
ECM generator is provided by CAS supplier to produce ECM messages.
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Name:
Only used in web interface to easily identify separate ECMG servers
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Channel ID
<optional>
:
‘ECM_channel_id’ used when communicating with ECMG. Some ECMGs require
a specific value for this ID (info if necessary from the CAS supplier). If left empty, device uses some unused
random ID.
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Remote IP:
IP address of the ECMG server to connect to.
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Port:
Port of the ECMG server to connect to.
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CAS:
CA system of this ECMG (name from the CAS table)
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Status:
ECMG server connection status shown as traffic lights
5.11.5.
ECM List
ECM contains CAS supplier private information which carries the control word (encryption key) in a secure
manner and private entitlement information. Each ECM entry corresponds to one generated ECM stream. Each
SCG requires at least one ECM stream, otherwise nobody is able to descramble.
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ECM Generator:
ECM generator responsible for generating this ECM stream (value from ECM Generator
list)
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ECM ID
<optional>
:
‘ECM_id’ used when communicating with ECMG. Some ECMGs may require a
specific value for this (info from CAS supplier). If left empty some random ID is used.
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SCG:
Scrambling Control Group whose control words are transmitted by this ECM (value from SCG table)
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Access Criteria:
Arbitrary binary data transmitted to the ECMG. Typically used to tell the ECMG which
clients should be able to decode the ECMs. Format and value is given by CAS supplier.
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Private Data:
Arbitrary binary data included as ‘private_data’ in the CA_descriptor of the PMT associated
to this ECM (info from CAS supplier).
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Status:
ECM stream status shown as traffic lights
