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Chapter 4 Table-Based Video Specific Operation
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For unicast streams, entering 0.0.0.0 is equivalent to specifying the GbE
Video/Data IP address configured for the port pair (port-pair mode) or the
physical address GbE port (independent mode) selected in step 7.
Alternatively, the Video/Data IP address (port-pair mode) or GbE port
address (independent mode) of the desired GbE port or port-pair may be
explicitly entered.
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For multicast streams, enter the multicast address of the desired stream.
5 In the UDP Port field, enter the destination UDP port of the desired stream. For
unicast streams, the UDP port number uniquely identifies the stream. For
multicast streams, this field is ignored.
6 In the Active field, select the appropriate setting.
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True - forward (route) the stream to the corresponding QAM output channel
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False - block the stream to the corresponding QAM channel
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Delete - deletes the entire routing entry (row) from the stream map.
7 In the Allowed Ingress Ports field, select the allowed ingress port-pair (port pair
mode) or allowed ingress GbE port (independent mode).
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Pair 1 (Ports 1 and 2) - available in port pair mode
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Pair 2 (Ports 3 and 4) - available in port pair mode
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Port 1 - available in independent mode
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Port 2 - available in independent mode
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Port 3 - available in independent mode
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Port 4 - available in independent mode
8 In the Stream Type field, select the stream type.
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SPTS - Single program encapsulated in the input flow
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MPTS - Multiple programs encapsulated in the input flow
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Data - A data stream does not include a PAT or PSI. A data stream is played
out at a constant configured rate.
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Plant - One or more elementary streams without timing information. A
plant stream may include a PAT and is played out at a constant configured
rate.
9 In the Program Number field, enter the "Input or "Output" program number.
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For MPTS streams, no input or output program number may be entered.
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For SPTS streams, entering a 0 input program number will permit any
incoming stream to be routed to the port. Entering a non-zero input program
number will require the program number of the corresponding input stream
to match before forwarding (routing) the stream to the corresponding QAM
channel.
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For SPTS streams, a unique output program number must be entered for
each QAM Output Channel.