ETR 290 RF level mode
The user selects how RF level should be displayed in demodulator views:
dBm
,
dBuV
or
dBmV
. Note that this setting is only relevant if the probe is used with one or two RF
interface modules.
dBm: in decibels relative to a reference value of
1
mW
dBuV: in decibels relative to a reference value of
1
µ V
dBmV: in decibels relative to a reference value of
1
mV
VB262 name convention
The user may select how a VB262 demodulator should be named throughout the menu
system. The default setting is 'QAM', however this may be changed to 'VSB' or 'RF', as
appropriate.
VB242 ASI mode
The user may select whether two inputs of an ASI input module should be permanently
monitored, or if up to six inputs should be monitored sequentially in round-robin mode.
ETR details
The user selects if service names should be displayed in the
ETR 290 - ETR details
view. Note that a large screen size is required for proper service name displaying.
EIT table IDs
The user defines which DVB EIT table IDs should be analysed by the probe. By default
only table ID 78 (EIT p/f actual) is analysed.
It is possible to extend EIT analysis to include EIT schedule, however this is not
recommended except for ad-hoc troubleshooting, as analysis of EIT schedule can
be extremely demanding on probe processing resources. If full-time monitoring
of all EIT information is required, dedicated probes should be used for this task.
Table IDs are specified as a comma separated list, or alternatively an ID range can be
defined, e.g. 78, 80-95.
EIT table IDs:
78: P/F for Actual TS
79: P/F for Other TS
80-95: Schedule for Actual TS
96-111: Schedule for Other TS
Inactive inputs
It is possible to hide disabled inputs from the
ETR 290
views. This is convenient when
PROBE USERS' MANUAL VERSION 5.0
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