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Advanced Video Processing and Networking

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6.5.2.3

VBI Data on a Separate PID ............................................................. 6-16

6.5.2.4

Timing ............................................................................................... 6-17

6.6

Logo and Full Slate ........................................................................... 6-17

6.6.1

Logo Insertion on AVP 4000 ............................................................. 6-17

6.6.1.1

Logo Format ..................................................................................... 6-17

6.6.1.2

Logo Upload ..................................................................................... 6-17

6.6.2

Full Slate ........................................................................................... 6-18

6.6.2.1

Advanced Slate Display Options for the EI9001 and EI9001T ........... 6-18

6.7

Data Network Redundancy ............................................................... 6-22

6.7.1

Redundancy ...................................................................................... 6-22

6.8

Data Routing ..................................................................................... 6-22

6.8.1

Packet Processing ............................................................................ 6-22

6.8.2

Handling Processed Packets ............................................................ 6-23

6.9

Setmode ........................................................................................... 6-23

6.9.1

Overview ........................................................................................... 6-23

6.9.2

Operation States ............................................................................... 6-23

6.9.2.1

Offline Mode ..................................................................................... 6-23

6.9.2.2

Retire Mode ...................................................................................... 6-23

6.9.2.3

Preview Mode ................................................................................... 6-23

6.9.2.4

Takeover Mode ................................................................................. 6-24

6.9.2.5

Online Mode ..................................................................................... 6-24

6.9.3

Configuring Setmode ........................................................................ 6-24

6.9.3.1

Configuring Setmode on Unit Level ................................................... 6-24

6.9.3.2

Configuring Setmode on Media Level ............................................... 6-24

6.10

SNTP ................................................................................................ 6-25

6.10.1

Overview ........................................................................................... 6-25

6.10.2

SNTP Time Server ............................................................................ 6-25

6.11

Simple Network Management Protocol ............................................. 6-25

6.11.1

Supported Protocols ......................................................................... 6-25

6.11.2

Operation .......................................................................................... 6-25

6.12

XPO .................................................................................................. 6-26

6.13

User Access ...................................................................................... 6-26

6.13.1

User Authentication ........................................................................... 6-26

6.14

IP Source PID Monitoring and Redundancy ...................................... 6-27

6.14.1

Selecting PIDs for Monitoring ............................................................ 6-27

6.14.2

Configuring Thresholds for PID Monitoring ........................................ 6-28

6.14.2.1

Error Monitoring ................................................................................ 6-29

6.14.3

Limitations ......................................................................................... 6-29

List of Figures

Figure 6.1

Mapping of MPEG-2 TS Packets ........................................................ 6-5

Figure 6.2

Mapping of MPEG-2 TS Packets ........................................................ 6-6

Figure 6.3

Mapping of MPEG-2 TS Packets ........................................................ 6-7

Figure 6.4

VCM Functional Diagram .................................................................... 6-8

Figure 6.5

Capped Bit Rate Fluctuation Based on Quality.................................. 6-12

Figure 6.6

Target Quality/Demand Percentage .................................................. 6-12

Figure 6.7

Uploading the Logo File .................................................................... 6-17

Figure 6.8

Slate Sensitivity Delay Settings ......................................................... 6-19

Figure 6.9

Slate Detection Settings .................................................................... 6-20

Figure 6.10

Audio Selection Settings ................................................................... 6-21

Summary of Contents for AVP 4000

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Page 3: ...ails any operating procedures Chapter 5 Web GUI Control This chapter describes the configuration of the unit using the Web Graphical User Interface Chapter 6 Advanced Video Processing and Networking This chapter describes the principles and techniques used in the design of the equipment to aid in understanding its operation and function Chapter 7 Options Licensing and Upgrades This chapter provide...

Page 4: ...nd multiple independent outputs Please ensure that you are familiar with the operation of the unit by reading this guide carefully This Reference Guide should be kept in a safe place for reference for the life of the equipment It is not intended that this Reference Guide will be amended by the issue of individual pages Any revision will be by a complete reissue Further copies of this Reference Gui...

Page 5: ...New supported features added T December 2016 9 24 x Updates for software versions 9 24 x New supported features added U March 2017 9 25 x Updates for software versions 9 25 x New supported features added V April 2017 9 26 x Updates for software versions 9 26 x New supported features added W June 2017 9 27 x Updates for software versions 9 27 x New supported features added X September 2017 9 29 x U...

Page 6: ...some jurisdictions but not in others Registered trademarks and trademarks used are acknowledged below and marked with their respective symbols However they are not marked within the text of this Reference Guide Registered Trademarks Dolby Registered trademark of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation GuideBuilder Registered trademark of Triveni Digital Inc Trademarks Reflex Trademark of Ericsson...

Page 7: ...which the reader requires them Note Notes provide supplementary information They are highlighted for emphasis as in this example and are placed immediately after the relevant text EMC Compliance This equipment is certified to the EMC requirements detailed in the Installation Safety and Compliance Information for Ericsson Compression Products Reference Guide supplied with your product To maintain t...

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Page 9: ...n Customer Services Department Please refer to the Customer Services Contact Information on Page viii You will then be directed to return the faulty equipment to a repair centre with the appropriate facilities for that equipment A tracking number will be issued that should be used if you need to enquire about the progress of the repair The equipment should be properly packed and the tracking numbe...

Page 10: ...Preliminary Pages x 1 1553 FGC 101 1790 Uen Y BLANK ...

Page 11: ...1 3 2 Confidence Monitor 1 12 1 3 3 Light Bar 1 12 1 3 4 USB Connector 1 13 1 3 5 Rotary Knob 1 13 1 3 6 Main Display 1 13 1 3 7 Keypad 1 13 1 4 Base Chassis Options 1 13 1 4 1 AVP4000 BAS 1AC 1RU and AVP4000 BAS 1AC ED Base Chassis 1 13 1 4 2 AVP4000 BAS 2AC 1RU Base Chassis 1 14 1 4 3 AVP4000 BAS 2ACFL 1RU Base Chassis 1 14 1 4 4 AVP4000 BAS 1DC and AVP4000 BAS 2DC 1RU Base Chassis 1 14 1 5 Lice...

Page 12: ...of Tables Table 1 1 AVP 4000 Base Chassis Options 1 4 Table 1 2 AVP 4000 Value Packs Purchased with Chassis 1 5 Table 1 3 AVP 4000 Value Pack Upgrade Options 1 7 Table 1 4 AVP 4000 Option Cards 1 10 Table 1 5 AVP 4000 Field Upgrade Option Cards 1 11 ...

Page 13: ...r the use of non approved replacements may affect the equipment specification and invalidate any warranties 1 1 2 Software Version This Reference Guide covers the functions of software versions 9 31 and later To verify the installed version either Access the front panel see Chapter 4 Front Panel Control Access the Web Browser screens see Chapter 5 Web GUI Control This manual continues to be releva...

Page 14: ...0 BAS 2AC A FAZ 101 0196 186 KDU 137 935 8 AVP 4000 Dual AC PSU Chassis 4 option slots AVP4000 BAS 2ACFL A FAZ 101 0196 187 KDU 137 935 9 AVP 4000 Dual AC PSU with Flying Leads Chassis AVP4000 BAS 1DC A FAZ 101 0196 188 KDU 137 935 10 AVP 4000 Single DC PSU Chassis AVP4000 BAS 2DC A FAZ 101 0196 189 KDU 137 935 11 AVP 4000 Dual DC PSU Chassis AVP4000 BAS 1AC ED A FAZ 101 0196 190 KDU 137 935 12 AV...

Page 15: ...ncoding HD SD Transcode 4 2 2 10 bit Decode and Encode DPI 4 pairs AAC encode with Loudness control AVP SWO VP CONT FAZ 101 0196 194 FAT 102 3697 Contribution value pack offering 4 2 2 10 bit Encode AVP SWO VP CONT AUDIO FAZ 101 0196 195 FAT 102 3698 Audio for Contribution value pack offering Phase Aligned Audio 6 ch AVP SWO VP M1L2 FAZ 101 0196 201 FAT 102 3704 Audio value pack for MPEG 1 Layer I...

Page 16: ...ck offering UHD HEVC 16 channels of MPEG 1 Layer II audio encode CE SWO VP HEVC MP4 HD FAZ 101 0196 304 FAT 102 3945 High Definition H264 value pack offering 1 channel of HD H264 4 channels of MPEG 1 Layer II audio encode CE SWO VP HEVC MP4 X4 Contribution value pack offering 4 channels of 4 2 2 encode for HD video CE SWO VP HEVC CONT FAZ 101 0196 280 FAT 102 3824 Contribution value pack offering ...

Page 17: ...code of up to 2 channels of audio e g stereo AVP SWO VP JUNG FAZ 101 0196 315 FAT 102 3998 Audio value pack for Junger LevelMagic control for Taiwanese NCC compliance 1 1 4 3 AVP 4000 Field Upgrade Software Value Packs Further value packs may be added to the AVP 4000 after the equipment has been shipped via the field upgradable options as listed below Table 1 3 AVP 4000 Value Pack Upgrade Options ...

Page 18: ... or HE AAC encode of up to 2 channels of audio e g stereo Loudness control of the 2 channels Note 3 packs required for surround encoding AVP UPS VP DOLBY AC3 FAZ 101 0196 209 FAT 102 3712 Audio value pack for Dolby Digital encode of up to 2 channels of audio e g stereo Loudness control of the 2 channels Note 3 packs required for surround encoding AVP UPS VP DOLBY PLUS FAZ 101 0196 211 FAT 102 3714...

Page 19: ...6 297 FAT 102 3891 Ultra High Definition HEVC value pack offering Enables 1 UHD HD channel for Super Low Delay CE UPS VP HEVC SLD 4K FAZ 101 0196 298 FAT 102 3892 Ultra High Definition HEVC value pack offering Enables 1 UHD 4k channel for Super Low Delay CE UPS CE HEVC SLD HDTO4K FAZ 101 0196 299 FAT 102 3993 Upgrade to Super Low Delay from HD to 4K UHD encode Note must already have SLD license CE...

Page 20: ...lMagic control for Taiwanese NCC compliance 1 1 4 4 AVP 4000 Option Cards The option cards available to purchase with the base chassis are shown in the following table Table 1 4 AVP 4000 Option Cards Marketing Code Price Object Number Supply Object Number Description AVP HWO EI9001 A FAZ 101 0196 213 ROA 128 6446 Single channel EI9001 Encoder AVP HWO EI9001T A FAZ 101 0196 214 ROA 128 6447 Single ...

Page 21: ... 1 2 AVP 4000 Overview The AVP 4000 is a flexible platform consisting of a base unit or chassis in to which various option cards can be plugged The base unit provides an Ethernet control interface for configuration an Ethernet data interfaces for data routing between the host and the option cards and basic Transport Stream processing functionality Other functionalities such as video encoding audio...

Page 22: ...the monitor on or off By pressing and holding the On key operation related data is shown The first line displays the total number of hours the monitor has been operating the second line displays the software version The source of the video to be displayed the sleep timeout time and the monitor brightness can be setup through the front panel or the web user interface For details on how to configure...

Page 23: ... 4 Base Chassis Options The AVP 4000 consists of a base chassis AC or DC power supply inputs and up to six option cards The base chassis is a 1RU 19 rack mount chassis that contains control interfaces and two pairs of dual redundant Ethernet ports for data output Option cards are responsible for video audio and data processing and for producing output through various interfaces The option cards ar...

Page 24: ...es dual AC mains input via flying leads and slots for up to six option cards Figure 1 5 AVP4000 BAS 2ACFL Rear Panel 1 4 4 AVP4000 BAS 1DC and AVP4000 BAS 2DC 1RU Base Chassis These chassis options provide DC inputs and slots for up to six option cards Figure 1 6 AVP4000 BAS 1DC and AVP4000 BAS 2DC Rear Panel with No Cards Fitted Slot 2 Slot 4 Slot 1 Slot 3 Dual AC Inputs Data Ethernet x4 Control ...

Page 25: ... allowed within the chassis or option card License Keys are allocated on a first configured first served basis within the chassis If an attempt is made to enable a feature but the required license key is not available then the feature is not enabled and a log message is generated When a function that has a license associated with it is disabled the license key is released within 1 second and there...

Page 26: ...Introduction 1 16 1 1553 FGC 101 1790 Uen Y BLANK ...

Page 27: ...t Option Card Connector 2 8 2 3 7 GPI Option Card Connector 2 9 2 3 8 Mini USB Connector 2 10 List of Figures Figure 2 1 Air Flow through the Equipment 2 3 Figure 2 2 ASI I O Option Card 2 8 Figure 2 3 External Sync Input Option Card 2 8 Figure 2 4 Mini USB Connector 2 10 List of Tables Table 2 1 Data Ethernet Connector 2 4 Table 2 2 Link Speed Left Green LED 2 5 Table 2 3 Link Activity Right Yell...

Page 28: ...Installing the Equipment 2 2 1 1553 FGC 101 1790 Uen Y Table 2 11 GPI Data In Connector 2 9 Table 2 12 GPI Alarm Contact Closure Connector 2 9 Table 2 13 Data Input Connector Pin out 2 10 ...

Page 29: ... In addition support shelves must be used to reduce the weight on the brackets Ensure it is firmly and safely located and it has an adequate free flow of air Slide the unit onto the chassis supports and affix to the rack by means of an M6 x 18 mm panhead screw in each corner A freestanding unit should be installed on a secure horizontal surface where it is unlikely to be knocked or its connectors ...

Page 30: ...panel are provided with the option modules that may be fitted 2 3 2 Data Ethernet Connector The unit has four Ethernet ports two for data input and two for data output and will respond to ARPs pings and other low level Ethernet traffic The ports are accessible via RJ 45 connectors on the rear panel of the chassis These are labeled Ge 1 Ge 2 Ge 3 and Ge 4 Ge 1 and Ge 2 are used for data input while...

Page 31: ...mary control port and is by default the active control port Control Port CTL 2 should be considered as the secondary control network as it will not respond to the Control Port IP Address unless control has been passed to it either as a result of a redundancy switch or via a user command The active control port switches when CTL 1 has no link e g carrier and CTL 2 has the link Table 2 4 Control Eth...

Page 32: ...C Option Module High definition digital video can be input via the four 75 Ω female BNC connector labeled SDI 1 4 on the rear panel For HD video each connector is the video source for channels 1 4 Ultra High Definition UHD 4K video encoding uses all four SDI BNC connectors The input video maybe either formatted as 4 synchronized HD quadrants or as 4 synchronized interleaved SMPTE 425 5 sub picture...

Page 33: ...d which have two miniature 75 ohm BNC connectors per module High Definition and Ultra High Definition 4K digital video can be input via the miniature BNC connectors For a single channel of HD the input must be fed into the first connector of the first module For a single channel of UHD 4K the input is fed to all four connectors and may be presented to the input as either four synchronized HD quadr...

Page 34: ...with external Transport Streams for external data insertion The output connectors can be configured as a mirrored output pair with the same Transport Stream on both outputs or two independent outputs with different Transport Streams on each output 2 3 6 External Sync Input Option Card Connector The External Sync Option Card rear panel connector is used for connecting a 10 MHz 1 Vpp reference signa...

Page 35: ...m Contact Closure Connector Item Specification Connector types 25 way D type female Connector designation GPI ALARM Pin outs 1 GPI Pin 1 14 GPI Pin 2 2 GPI Pin 3 15 GPI Pin 4 3 GPI Pin 5 16 GPI Pin 6 4 GPI Pin 7 17 GPI Pin 8 5 GPI Pin 9 18 GPI Pin 10 6 GPI Pin 11 19 GPI Pin 12 7 GPI Pin 13 20 GPI Pin 14 8 GPI Pin 15 21 GPI Pin 16 9 Reset 22 Fail NO 10 Fail COM 23 Fail NC 11 Alarm NO 24 Alarm COM 1...

Page 36: ...e Pin Signal Direction Pin Signal Name 1 1 Not Connected Received Data 2 2 Received Data Transmit Data 3 3 Transmit Data 4 4 Not Connected Signal Ground 5 5 Signal Ground 6 6 Not Connected 7 7 Not Connected 8 8 Not Connected 9 9 Not Connected 2 3 8 Mini USB Connector The mini USB connector on the front panel of the AVP chassis provides an interface for remote web access and update from a computer ...

Page 37: ...creen Licensing Requirements 3 25 3 7 7 How to Use ABR Templates 3 26 3 7 8 How to Set up Encode Using Two Broadcast Cards from a Single HD SDI Source 3 26 3 7 9 How to Configure and Use a Separate PCR 3 28 3 7 10 How to Set Up Transcoded Re encoded Services on EI9001T 3 29 3 7 11 How to Configure the De jitter Performance of the Incoming Transport Stream from the IP Input 3 36 3 7 12 How to Set U...

Page 38: ...3 60 3 7 25 Automatic Video Input Detection and Configuration 3 61 3 7 25 1 Selection of Automatic Video Input Detection and Configuration 3 61 3 7 25 2 Effects on Encoding of Video 3 63 3 7 26 How to Set Up BISS Encryption for Services 3 65 3 7 26 1 BISS Security 3 65 3 7 26 2 BISS Key Entry 3 66 3 7 26 3 BISS and Stored Configurations 3 70 3 7 27 How to Set Up Audio Pass thru 3 70 3 7 28 How to ...

Page 39: ...g Additional Output Services 3 24 Figure 3 11 Viewing Unsaved Output Services 1 Linear and ABRs Shown 3 25 Figure 3 12 Creating an ABR Service 3 26 Figure 3 13 Adding Additional Output Service 3 27 Figure 3 14 Additional Output Service Added 3 28 Figure 3 15 Service Configuration Web Page Turning Off Embedded PCR 3 28 Figure 3 16 Service Configuration Web Page Setting PCR PID 3 29 Figure 3 17 Serv...

Page 40: ... Input Format 3 61 Figure 3 51 Transcode Select the Video Format 3 62 Figure 3 52 Transcode Automatic Detection of Video Format 3 63 Figure 3 53 Input Detection Selection 3 63 Figure 3 54 Aspect Ratio Common Settings 3 64 Figure 3 55 Closed Captions Selection 3 65 Figure 3 56 BISS Security Level Selection 3 66 Figure 3 57 BISS Key Entry 3 66 Figure 3 58 BISS Key Session Word 3 67 Figure 3 59 BISS ...

Page 41: ...Rate Configuration 3 71 Table 3 11 Embedded Stereo Channel Pairs 3 71 Table 3 12 License Requirements for PAA Encoding 3 74 Table 3 13 VANC Filtering Wild cards 3 79 Table 3 14 Video Parameter Settings 3 80 Table 3 15 Audio Input Settings 3 81 Table 3 16 Audio Encode Settings 3 81 Table 3 17 Transport Stream Parameters 3 82 Table 3 18 IP Related Parameters 3 83 Table 3 19 Component and Service Par...

Page 42: ...Getting Started 3 6 1 1553 FGC 101 1790 Uen Y BLANK ...

Page 43: ...our unit for operation and describes the more common operations you will want to perform For details of all Front Panel menus and controls see Chapter 4 Front Panel Control For details of all Web Graphical User Interface GUI menus and controls see Chapter 5 Web GUI Control For more information on possible networking scenarios see Chapter 6 Advanced Video Processing and Networking 3 2 How to Connec...

Page 44: ...2 has the link 4 Connect single or dual AC or DC power connectors depending on the option purchased to the power supply 5 Connect your signal cables to from your option cards depending on which options are fitted to your unit 3 3 How to Power Up the Unit To power up the unit s 1 With all signal and power cables connected as required switch on the AC power supply to the unit 2 Wait for unit initial...

Page 45: ...cation RFC1797 127 0 0 0 8 Loopback RFC1700 p5 128 0 0 0 16 Reserved but subject to allocation 169 254 0 0 16 Link Local 172 16 0 0 12 Private Use Networks RFC1918 191 255 0 0 16 Reserved but subject to allocation 192 0 0 0 24 Reserved but subject to allocation 192 0 2 0 24 Test Net 192 88 99 0 24 6to4 Relay Anycast RFC3068 192 168 0 0 16 Private Use Networks RFC1918 198 18 0 0 15 Network Intercon...

Page 46: ...l are by default the control Ethernet ports The control ports can raise an alarm during abnormal operational conditions The parameters controlling Ethernet port are as shown in the following table Table 3 2 Ethernet Control Port Parameters Parameter Values Description Comments Network Mode Same Network The interface pair is on the same subnet Read only parameter Different Network The interface pai...

Page 47: ...fault Gateway 0 0 0 0 default No defined gateway aaa bbb ccc ddd Gateway address for packets outside the defined subnet IGMP mode selection IGMP v3 Uses version 3 of the IGMP protocol IGMP v2 Uses version 2 of the IGMP protocol Physical Data Interface n Default MAC Address aa bb cc dd ee ff The MAC address of the Gex interface Read only parameter Link Status Link Up 1000 Link is up and the link sp...

Page 48: ...browse to Device Configuration Advanced Setup and select Vlan Group in the appropriate output under the Vlan Tags folder Alternatively you can also use the front panel to set up VLANs The settings can be found under Advanced System Base Unit Vlan Tags The parameters controlling Ethernet port are as shown in the following table Table 3 3 Ethernet Data Port Parameters Parameter Values Description Co...

Page 49: ...k Status Link Up 1000 Link is up and the link speed is 1000 Mbps Read only parameter Link Up 100 Link is up and the link speed is 100 Mbps Link Down Link is down Link Up Time days hours mins secs The length of time that the link has been up If the link goes down this value is reset to 0 Read only parameter TX Packets Number of IP packets transmitted Read only parameter RX Packets Number of IP pack...

Page 50: ...the changes a dialog is displayed which allows saving or discarding the changes or abandoning the page The modified folders in the Advanced Video Processor Settings widget and the corresponding parameters in the Properties widget are highlighted in orange Moreover the changes are also listed on the Changes tab of the Information widget To undo a change simply click on it in the Information widget ...

Page 51: ... page and select Base Unit Remote Authentication and HTTP server options 2 Set Authentication on the Properties widget to Basic and enter a username and password 3 Select Apply All to enforce authentication for the current session Figure 3 4 Configuring Basic Authentication LDAP Authentication LDAP Authentication allows an administrator to use an external LDAP server to perform the user authentica...

Page 52: ...r their authentication details username and password The unit will attempt to authenticate against the server and the result will be displayed on the same page The unit automatically times out after two minutes and resets the Authentication mode to Off 8 If the LDAP settings were successful select LDAP Authentication for the Authentication control and select Apply All Figure 3 6 Configuring LDAP A...

Page 53: ...e Group 3 4 Note There is no actual output until a Transport Stream is created and its Status of Service parameter is set to Online 4 Optionally the redundancy mode for the unit can be set up in the Encoder How to Configure Output Transport Streams 3 7 5 How to Configure Output Transport Streams To configure a Transport Stream for an AVP follow the steps below Here the IP output is taken as exampl...

Page 54: ...s in the Transport Stream bit rate will be reflected in the video component bit rates 5 To set up internally generated ATSC tables see Chapter 5 Web GUI Control 6 To create a service in the newly created Transport Stream make sure the Transport Stream is selected Right click on it and select Add Service from the context menu as shown in Figure 3 8 The properties of the newly created service shall ...

Page 55: ...in the Outputs widget 7 Expand the nodes in the Inputs widget and select the video stream to be included in the Transport Stream 8 Hold down the left mouse button and drag it over the newly created service as shown in Figure 3 9 The color of the dragging box changes to green when the component is over the service This indicates that the component is now over a valid dropping position ...

Page 56: ... The source of the component is highlighted in grey in the Inputs widget You may have to scroll in the Inputs widget to actually see the highlighted component 12 Modifying the same parameter for different items of the same type for instance the bit rate of two or more audio components can be carried out by selecting all the items navigating to the property to be changed and changing the value If t...

Page 57: ...i platform 1 2 3 4 5 and 6 AVP4000 BAS 1AC ED Three services each comprising of ABR only 1 2 3 4 5 and 6 AVP4000 BAS 2AC One service comprising of ABR and Multi platform 1 2 and 3 Slot 4 must have a blanking plate fitted AVP4000 BAS 2AC One service comprising of ABR only 3 and 4 AVP4000 BAS 2AC Two services each comprising of ABR only 1 2 3 and 4 Only an AVP4000 BAS 1AC ED can be populated with up...

Page 58: ...f ABR only 5 ABR 6 Decode Encode All types of Six Slot Chassis Two services each comprising of ABR only 3 ABR 4 Decode Encode 5 ABR 6 Decode Encode AVP4000 BAS 1AC ED Two services each comprising of ABR and Multiplatform 1 ABR 2 Decode Encode 3 Broadcast 4 ABR 5 Decode Encode 6 Broadcast AVP4000 BAS 1AC ED Three services each comprising of ABR only 1 ABR 2 Decode Encode 3 ABR 4 Decode Encode 5 ABR...

Page 59: ...e Output panel Note The input service must contain HD 1080i or 720p resolution video Setting Up HD SDI Input Encode If you have installed and configured an Encode Card in the slots whose card role is Decode Encode then you can now set up your unit for encode operation To set up HD SDI Input Encode 1 Configure an encode service in the usual way by dragging and dropping a component from the Input pa...

Page 60: ...P service to be added only relevant for H 264 On a card with the Broadcast role the On Same Card option also enables a secondary SD service The Adjacent Card option enables the adjacent Broadcast Card to be configured to generate a main service HD or SD and a secondary SD service The ABR Service option creates a fixed list of profiles which run on an ABR Card This option is only available when you...

Page 61: ...irements Video Licenses for ABR ABR is a licensed feature and the chassis must have one AVP SWO ABR SD license and optionally one AVP SWO ABR HD license installed for each ABR service In addition at least one HD MP4 video license is required for each Decode Encode card and suitable video licenses are required for any services being generated on additional broadcast cards Audio Licenses for ABR Up ...

Page 62: ...aining generic changes to the profile set Please contact Ericsson Television Product Management if you need such a template or change To use a template 1 Ensure the chassis is licensed and configured to support ABR 2 Before creating an ABR service go to Device Configuration Advanced Setup ABR Template Management to select and upload the template file supplied 3 Create the ABR service as documented...

Page 63: ... slot 3 then slot 4 may be set up to use the HD SDI data from slot 3 3 Set up the encode service for the lower numbered slot as documented in section 3 7 5 How to Configure Output Transport Streams 4 To set up the encode service for the higher numbered slot right click on the service and select Add Additional Output Service On Adjacent card slot 4 encode type Figure 3 13 Adding Additional Output S...

Page 64: ...CR embedded in the video If a separate PCR is required complete the following steps 1 Select Off for Embedded PCR in the Video Component Output tab Figure 3 15 Service Configuration Web Page Turning Off Embedded PCR 2 Select the Video PCR Stream from the video Inputs list and drag and drop it into the output service 3 Configure the required PCR PID on this component ...

Page 65: ...he IP output is taken as example Transport Streams also can be easily configured on other outputs using the same procedure 1 Navigate to the Service Configuration web page 2 Expand the Host Outputs node in the Outputs widget and click on the required output A blue box is drawn around the selected item and the properties associated with it are displayed in the Transport Stream accordion panel of th...

Page 66: ...b GUI Control 6 Configure the Transport Stream input by right clicking on the required input Physical Data Interface 1 or 2 and selecting the Add Transport Stream command from the context menu as shown in Figure 3 18 The incoming Transport Stream content of the newly created Transport Stream appear in the Properties widget Figure 3 18 Service Configuration Web Page Adding a Service 7 Adjust Transp...

Page 67: ...s to 0 0 0 0 Figure 3 19 Setting Transport Stream Mode to VBR SPTS Multicast For an incoming CBR Multicast which may be SPTS or MPTS set the Transport Stream Mode to CBR Set the Input FEC Mode to Off if not expecting FEC on the incoming stream or set the Input FEC Mode to Auto if FEC may be expected on the incoming stream Set the Multicast IP Address to the incoming stream address and set the Sour...

Page 68: ...ddress to 0 0 0 0 Figure 3 21 Setting Transport Stream Mode to VBR SPTS Unicast For an incoming CBR Unicast which may be SPTS or MPTS set the Transport Stream Mode to CBR Set the Input FEC Mode to Off if not expecting FEC on the incoming stream or set the Input FEC Mode to Auto if FEC may be expected on the incoming stream Set the Source IP Address to the incoming stream address and set the Multic...

Page 69: ... dragged and dropped for transcode operation Transport Streams and video audio data components cannot be 9 Select Transcode through a card on this device Figure 3 24 Service Configuration Web Page Remux or Transcode 10 The Transcode Configuration wizard will prompt you the card to use for transcode operation the format of the incoming video and to select which components you want to transcode or p...

Page 70: ... 1790 Uen Y Figure 3 25 Transcode Service Configuration Adding a Service 11 The Transcode Configuration wizard will then prompt you to select the components to be transcoded Figure 3 26 Transcode Service Configuration Component Selection ...

Page 71: ...te used cannot be determined at run time Figure 3 27 Transcode Service Configuration Bit Rate Selection 13 The Transcode Configuration Wizard will prompt you if you want to monitor PIDs on the incoming source stream Up to 40 PIDs can be monitored in total across all services and can selectively force a switch to a marked backup stream should a PID be marked for Monitor Redundancy Figure 3 28 Promp...

Page 72: ...uration of 60 ms The incoming Transport Stream requires a PCR to be present in order for the Transport Stream to be accepted by the AVP 4000 and the de jittering operation to operate Figure 3 29 Configuring Jitter Tolerance 3 7 12 How to Set Up Internal PSIP Data Insertion The Internal Program and System Information Protocol PSIP Data Insertion feature allows the user to insert internally generate...

Page 73: ... ATSC and the External Generation to Off The Program Specific Information and the PSIP Information accordion panels are now displayed Note If external table generation is enabled the unit does not produce tables internally 4 By setting a table On the appropriate parameters are displayed To configure PSIP data set PAT PMT to On Set PMT Repetition Period as required The default value is 500 ms 5 Con...

Page 74: ...ated by a Triveni Digital GuideBuilder equipment into any of the internally created Transport Streams The feature requires the AVP SWO PSIP license to be installed on the unit The PSI information includes the following MPEG tables Program Association Table PAT Program Map Table PMT The PSIP data can include the following ATSC tables Master Guide Table MGT Rating Region Table RRT System Time Table ...

Page 75: ...r unit will communicate with the Triveni Digital GuideBuilder equipment The default port used by Triveni Digital GuideBuilder is 1250 5 Set the Maximum PSIP bit rate as required The more tables that are generated by the Triveni Digital GuideBuilder the higher the data rate Note Once the Triveni Digital GuideBuilder has been set up and a communication link between the Triveni and your unit is estab...

Page 76: ...g External PSIP Data Insertion on the GUI 3 7 14 How to Configure PSIP Pass thru When using an EI9001T card for a transcoding operation the user can pass thru a range of PIDs that allow the pass thru of PSIP tables Two groups of PID ranges as well as individual PID values can be entered by the user To configure PSIP Pass thru 1 Drag and drop the incoming Service from the pre configured input TS se...

Page 77: ...ncode The AVP 4000 is also capable of processing two DVB subtitle components allowing user selected repositioning of the subtitles In this scenario on services in which video is downscaled from HD resolutions to SD resolutions will have the associated DVB subtitles downscaled appropriately 3 7 15 1 How to Set Up DVB Subtitle Pass thru on Encode Services The AVP 4000 can pass through up to six DVB ...

Page 78: ...bling Subtitles Pass thru 3 7 15 2 How to Reposition DVB Subtitles DVB subtitles may alternatively be repositioned 1 Set up the output service according to section 3 7 5 or section 3 7 10 2 If the output service is an encoding service and not transcoding then set up IP input according to section 3 7 10 paragraphs 6 and 7 3 Select the required DVB subtitle component from the IP input drag onto the ...

Page 79: ...e DVB subtitle is possible by choosing from the drop down list in the wizard shown in step 3 This is also available after the wizard has completed on the Properties tab of the DVB Subtitles component Figure 3 36 Encode Service Subtitles Reposition General using Properties Tab The positions available are described in Table 3 6 ...

Page 80: ...itles will be placed in the middle of the of the screen vertically and centered horizontally Middle Right The DVB subtitles will be placed in the middle of the of the screen vertically and towards the right side Bottom Left The DVB subtitles will be placed toward the bottom of the screen and towards the left side Bottom Center The DVB subtitles will be placed toward the bottom of the screen and ce...

Page 81: ...VB Subtitle Translation for Encoding Services Incoming SCTE 27 components arriving over IP can be added as DVB subtitle components onto an existing encoded service in which the video and audio input arrives over SDI It is assumed that the SDI and IP sources are generated somewhere upstream by the same device and hence are synchronous The AVP 4000 will not synchronize the separate components 1 Set ...

Page 82: ...o DVB Subtitles 3 7 16 2 How to Set Up SCTE 27 to DVB Subtitle Translation for Transcoded Services 1 Set up the transcode service according to chapter 3 7 10 2 At step 11 select up to two SCTE 27 components for Transcode Figure 3 40 Transcode Service Configuration SCTE 27 Component Selection ...

Page 83: ...ta in the vertical blanking interval can be processed by the AVP 4000 and converted into a teletext component as part of a service on the Transport Stream output or converted into a DVB subtitle component as part of a service on the Transport Stream output 3 7 17 1 Teletext to DVB Subtitles Translation The teletext arriving in VBI is a data stream represented by digitized analog waveforms A DVB su...

Page 84: ...i25 SD SDI is supported as an input video format Setting Up Teletext to DVB Subtitle Translation 1 Set up an encoding service according to section 3 7 5 2 Add the main video component as described in section 3 7 5 and any other components as required 3 From the Inputs widget select and drag the component Video 1 DVB Subtitles Stream 1 and add it to the service as shown below Figure 3 42Adding DVB ...

Page 85: ...VB Subtitles tab and enter the Teletext Page Number to be used The range of pages supported is 1 through to 899 Selecting a page number of 0 informs the AVP 4000 to automatically search for the index page of the Teletext data 7 Select the Teletext tab on the Properties widget and check the Teletext Source parameter is set to VBI Lines Figure 3 44 DVB Subtitles Teletext Source Selection ...

Page 86: ...onents have to be added to it Then the Reflex group parameters must be set up Finally the Reflex parameters for each component must be customized 3 7 18 2 Internal Reflex Visualization Once all parameters for all channels components are set the Reflex operation can be monitored on a chart under the Bit rates area in the Reflex Group accordion of the Properties widget The chart is only updated if t...

Page 87: ... 3 7 18 4 How to Customize the Internal Reflex Properties of Individual Components To customize the Reflex related properties of the individual components do the following 1 Select the video component whose Reflex related properties you want to customize Note Even though all sorts of components can be added to a Reflex group only video components will be under Reflex control More importantly the b...

Page 88: ...he On button is pressed This is to help maximize the life of the monitor If a longer preview time is required proceed as follows 1 From the GUI go to Device Configuration Advanced Setup Base Unit Front Panel Parameters and set the Video Monitor Preview Time to the required value in seconds 2 From the front panel navigate to Unit Config Display Setup Video Monitor Input and select the required sour...

Page 89: ...newly created Transport Stream and in the Properties widget select the required VLAN tag VLANs can also be assigned to Transport Streams in the Outputs IP Output m Data Interface Group n Transport Stream ID id Destination List Destination k Vlan Tag front panel menu The following options can be set Table 3 8 VLAN Tag Sharing Options Parameter Values Description Vlan Tag None existing VLAN tag Disa...

Page 90: ...opied or moved to the new location 3 There is also an option to create an identical mirror of an existing Transport Stream such that any changes made to the original Transport Stream are automatically applied to the mirrored Transport Stream To create a mirrored Transport Stream highlight the Transport Stream to be copied chose Edit Copy highlight the output where the mirrored TS is to be applied ...

Page 91: ...ions define how the interfaces are used But from the perspective of MGP there is only one logical output interface With a Network Mode set to Different Network interfaces 3 and 4 must be connected to seemingly different networks or sub nets and they each get their own distinct IP address When TS Source IP Redundancy is set to Transparent media IP packets and MGP status IP packets are virtually sou...

Page 92: ...f each spare Up to four spares can be configured 3 7 22 3 Recommendations With a Same Network configuration it is recommended that Transparent source IP redundancy is used With a Different Network configuration only Non Transparent source IP redundancy is available Care must be taken to set the source addresses for spare units providing the addresses of both output interfaces or MGP will not work ...

Page 93: ...er or an item select it then choose Action Remove Item 8 When ready click Save to save the changes The new items are added to the Quick Setup menu Notes The list of added items can be exported by selecting Action Export and can be imported on another unit by Action Import Parameters associated with Transport Stream creation and configuration cannot be added to the quickset up items 3 7 24 How to C...

Page 94: ...ox as required Figure 3 46 Manual Aspect Ratio Conversion Setting Input AFD 3 7 24 3 Combination of Parameters with PiP Down conversion and Aspect Ratio Signalling The example picture shown in Figure 3 47 represents an HD source with an aspect ratio of 16 9 Figure 3 47 HD Input Picture Table 3 9 shows how both SD and PiP outputs are presented with the various combinations of Down conversion Defaul...

Page 95: ... down conversion setting to Anamorphic with an aspect ratio setting of 16 9 For a native SD video input we recommend setting the PiP to an aspect ratio setting of 4 3 3 7 24 4 Automatic Control of the Aspect Ratio from the AFD When automatic control of the down conversion from the AFD input is required the SMPTE 2016 needs to be configured To automatically configure the aspect ratio down conversio...

Page 96: ...HD output will always pass the AFD code as received on the input When an HD input is used the down converted output SD or PiP will make use of the AFD code and consume it in the down conversion process The AFD code in the output will therefore signal as coded frame When an SD input is used the encoder will always pass the AFD code as received on the input as no down conversion takes place Figure 3...

Page 97: ...nput tab on the Properties widget The parameter Input Detection is presented with five options Off HD 25 50Hz HD 29 97 59 94Hz SD HD 25 50Hz SD HD 29 97 59 94Hz Selecting the Off option allows you to explicitly set the Video Input Format When Off option is selected auto detection is disabled and the user must select the valid Video Input Format manually Figure 3 50 Encoding Manual Input Format If ...

Page 98: ...o an SD profile The same applies for SD HD 29 97 59 94Hz 3 7 25 1 2 Transcode Note AVP 4000 does not support SD HD detection for the transcode use case in this release Set up a transcoding service as documented in 3 7 10 How to Set Up Transcoded Re encoded Services on EI9001T The wizard presented to the user has the field Select input detection mode with options Off HD 25 50Hz or HD 29 97 59 94Hz ...

Page 99: ...25 2 Effects on Encoding of Video For both encoded services and transcoded services the encoding video parameters are affected by the selection of the Input Detection field If you have selected Off the encoding parameters available include a single selection of GOP Length Figure 3 53 Input Detection Selection ...

Page 100: ... are parameters that only applies to SD or HD video only When auto input detection is set to SD HD 25 50Hz or SD HD 29 97 59 94Hz then the user is expected to enter two parameters one for the SD video and one for the HD video When input detection is set to SD HD 25 50Hz the user needs to select separate Teletext sources to be used when input video is detected as SD or HD Figure 3 54 Aspect Ratio C...

Page 101: ...outgoing Transport Stream Both BISS Mode 1 and BISS Mode E are supported 3 7 26 1 BISS Security To provide the option of additional security for the BISS encrypted stream there are two security levels available normal BISS encryption the original implementation and Advanced BISS encryption new higher security By default normal BISS Encryption security level is enabled If the higher security level ...

Page 102: ...memory table on the unit with the location identified as BISS Key 1 to BISS Key 31 Each required key must be entered into the table by the user and once entered the key value is not visible and there is no means of reading the value The key may be entered or edited via the browser when applying BISS to an output service from the Service Configuration tab Figure 3 57 BISS Key Entry ...

Page 103: ...ocation Figure 3 58 BISS Key Session Word To set up BISS encryption service from the GUI 1 Go to the Outputs widget of the Service Configuration page and select the service for which you want to apply BISS encryption 2 In the Properties tab select the drop down option against BISS Key which will show the list of 31 keys Select the required key location Note If None is selected BISS will not be ena...

Page 104: ...his key Select the required Key Type Mode 1 or Mode E and enter the New Key value 12 hexadecimal characters for Mode 1 and 16 hexadecimal characters for Mode E Figure 3 60 Setting BISS Key Value If a key has already been set an asterisk is displayed in the drop down list next to the label If this key is selected the pop up box will not appear The user can modify the key by selecting the Edit Key b...

Page 105: ...ors on the GUI banner and front panel will change to Scrambled 5 It is possible to select which of the components of the service are to be scrambled when a BISS key has been selected The choice of components can be done at the service level or independently for each component At the service level in the Service Configuration Outputs Service Properties widget open the Service Scrambling accordion p...

Page 106: ...r can edit the key stored in the table as described above Loading an xml that contains a BISS key entry onto a unit that has never had BISS enabled will not enter any keys NOTSET will still be displayed on the user interface and the output WILL NOT be encrypted A key needs to be manually entered Once a BISS key has been set for a service switching BISS off does not affect the storage of the key Th...

Page 107: ...erview The unit can only de embed stereo channel pairs groups from the SDI HD SDI input signal Therefore to set up 5 1 encoding three groups have to be de embedded from the SDI HD SDI input signal and routed to the audio encoder The embedded groups have to be consecutive That is they have to carry the different channels as detailed in Table 3 11 SMPTE 320M Table 3 11 Embedded Stereo Channel Pairs ...

Page 108: ...s passed thru This is because the decoder is restricted to two stereo pairs for decoded audio and two stereo pairs for pre compressed pass thru components Figure 3 64 Transcoding Audio Using EI9001T Card The current GUI operation when dragging and dropping the components makes use of the Audio Decoder daughter card and will therefore restrict the number of audio channels to be decoded to two stere...

Page 109: ...vigate to the Transcode Service window shown in Figure 3 66 configure the incoming Audio as pass thru Figure 3 66 Component Selection 2 Navigate to the Audio Component window shown in Figure 3 67 3 Select the Input tab 4 Select Dolby Digital from the Input Format drop down menu 5 Select Embedded 5 SDI 1 from the Input Source drop down menu Figure 3 67 Audio Component Input ...

Page 110: ...A and 2 for dual PAA combined with additional AVP SWO M1L2 licenses The minimum required licensing is shown in Table 3 12 PAA is available on SDI inputs as long as the upstream embedder provides DIDs on the same video line and in a fixed sequence It is only guaranteed to be aligned if the audio channel status blocks are aligned at the input of the encoder PAA is not available on IP inputs Table 3 ...

Page 111: ...PAA or dual PAA audio streams for a service on the Service Configuration page proceed as follows Note This procedure assumes that a service has already been created If not one must be created before continuing See section 3 7 5 1 In the Inputs widget select Audio 1 Audio 3 for 6 channel aligned or Audio 1 Audio 4 for 8 channel aligned by first selecting Audio 1 holding down the Shift key then clic...

Page 112: ...ab and set the Coding Standard to MPEG Layer II Figure 3 71 PAA Setting Coding Mode The other components of the same group will be automatically configured 7 If you are setting up dual PAA encoding repeat steps 1 4 for Audio 9 Audio 11 for 6 channel aligned or Audio 9 Audio 12 for 8 channel aligned 8 If dual PAA encoding is used then for the second PAA encoded group set the Input Source to the fir...

Page 113: ... to either block the specified data and allow all other data to pass through or alternatively allow the specified data to pass through and block all other data 3 7 31 1 How to Set Up a Generic ANC Component To set up a generic ANC component 1 Set up the encode service per section 3 7 5 2 Add the ANC component in the same manner as a video stream as described in section 3 7 5 Figure 3 72 Adding an ...

Page 114: ...ANC Component To filter data for a generic ANC component 1 Select the ANC component on the Output service In the Properties widget select the VBI tab and open the Generic ANC accordion if the accordion is closed 2 If filtering is not required select Off for the Generic ANC Filter Control This will cause all VANC types present on the input to be passed thru on the ANC component 3 If the desire is t...

Page 115: ...keyboard This will immediately be displayed in the hexadecimal equivalent in this example this is 0x7B To enter a hexadecimal number type 0xAB where AB is the hexadecimal number required If a range of VANC types with similar identifiers are required to be filtered or present on a range of lines a wild card may be used The only wild card supported is the value 0 zero chosen because zero is not a va...

Page 116: ... video profile Video Profile SD MPEG2 Main Profile Main Level 4 2 0 8 bit SD MPEG2 4 2 2 Profile Main level 4 2 2 8 bit SD H 264 Main Profile Level 3 0 4 2 0 8 bit SD H 264 High Profile Level 3 0 4 2 0 8 bit SD H 264 High Profile Level 3 1 4 2 0 8 bit SD H 264 Hi422 Profile Level 3 1 4 2 2 8 bit SD H 264 Hi422 Profile Level 3 1 4 2 2 10 bit HD MPEG2 Main Profile High Level 4 2 0 8 bit HD MPEG2 4 2...

Page 117: ...Table 3 16 Table 3 16 Audio Encode Settings Parameter Settings Coding Standard MPEG Layer II Dolby Digital Dolby Digital Plus AAC Options depend on licenses Bit rate Range depends upon selected coding standard Coding Mode Available options depend on selected coding standard The parameters of the encoding can be configured in a sub menu whose name depends on the Coding Standard chosen Set up the en...

Page 118: ...ich the Transport Stream has to be disabled Audio lost and video lost means that the audio or video lock of any of the components in the Transport Stream is lost UPSTREAM critical alarm is an alarm that is triggered by any of the components that contribute to producing the elementary streams carried by the Transport Stream Syntax DVB ATSC Program Specific Information Transport Stream ID A new ID c...

Page 119: ...ddress Read only parameter not yet supported Source UDP Port The source UDP port to use in the IP packet header of the IP packets that carry the Transport Stream 6 Select the Service List menu in order to add one or more services to the Transport Stream 7 Select Add Service A new service by the name Service Name appears in the list 8 Select Service Name 9 Check that the parameter settings are corr...

Page 120: ...ort Stream creation process Alternatively an existing Transport Stream can be copied to another or in case of IP output to the same output by proceeding as follows 1 Select Outputs 2 Navigate to the output to which a Transport Stream is to be added 3 Select Add Existing Transport Stream 4 Select the Transport Stream you want to copy 5 The selected Transport Stream will be copied to the output 6 Se...

Page 121: ...though in very low bit rate scenarios you can set a lower horizontal resolution to avoid excessive blocking at the expense of increased softness Typically dictated by customer requirements 3 9 2 AVP 4000 Video Encoder Parameters Table 3 21 AVP 4000 Video Encoder Parameters Parameter Optimum PSNR Setting Optimum Visual Setting Buffer Mode CBR mode Same GOP Length Around one second 24 in 480i25 and ...

Page 122: ... 3 10 How to Configure Video for CE HEVC Buffer Mode The buffer modes offered are CBR Constant Bit Rate operation is the recommended mode of operation for all profiles and bit rates Low Delay removes pre processing functions to reduce the encode delay but at a lower quality Bit Rate GOP Structure and GOP length selections will affect the delay Mega Low Delay removes frame sync in pre processing to...

Page 123: ...ture options will change from the typical offerings of IBBBP etc to All P and I Frame only Profile High Level 4 0 is recommended for 4 2 0 mode and bit rates below 20 Mbps High Level 4 1 will achieve the same performance but allows higher bit rates up to 62 5 Mbps Hi422 10bit Level 4 1 is recommended for better quality performance and allows bit rates up to 80 Mbps Bit Rates The maximum bit rate p...

Page 124: ...is no cross over in video quality between 8 bit and 10 bit Even at low bit rates the 10 bit format can remove contour artifacts on flat areas or on fade changes Horizontal Bandwidth Always set to 100 for Contribution and Distribution applications Inloop Filter The default recommended setting is Normal Setting the Inloop Filter to Low can be used to improve sharpness e g in grass in sports sequence...

Page 125: ...is not detected or Input Detection is set to Off it is set to Not Detected Read only parameter Select Configs to be loaded on input video detection SD 567i25 SD 480i29 97 HD 720p50 HD 720p59 94 HD 1080i25 HD 1080i29 97 3G 1080p50 3G 1080p59 94 No Action Config n Only available when Auto Detect and Restore Saved Config is selected For each input format a drop down box will display all available sto...

Page 126: ...t Detected is reported as the detected video standard a video lock alarm is raised and the output on video loss setting will apply If the VCM can lock to the new input a change in the input format the detected standard will be displayed and a change in the Video Input Format parameter will be triggered Then the Video Profile will be changed as set in the Profile for SD HD or 3G field if there is a...

Page 127: ...any of the stored configurations can be loaded at any time and the auto detect and configure operation will continue to function Note that when no stored configs are available no options will be presented for selection when trying to configure Auto Detect and Configure use stored config so no point setting it yet Once all required stored configs are available Auto Detect and Configure use stored c...

Page 128: ...associated options card are applied in this case All other cards and base unit parameters remain unaffected If the video is embedded in a Transport Stream for which Bit Rate Tracking Mode is set to Maximize Video and the Bit Rate Weighting for the video component is set to other than Fixed or Minimal then the Video Bit Rate might also get updated For more information see Operation and Control Bit ...

Page 129: ...UHD picture as defined in SMPTE 2036 1 The 4K image is delivered into the encoder via either 4 off 3G BNC connectors or 4 off LC optical connectors depending on the input option ordered at the time of manufacture There are 2 recognized formats of how to carry the 4K picture over the 4 off 3G connections quadrant or interleaved The CE HEVC encoder supports both input formats The CE HEVC option modu...

Page 130: ...been created If not one must be created before continuing See section 3 8 3 1 In the Inputs widget select Video 1 Main Video Stream 2 Drag the selected component to a service in the Outputs widget 3 In the Outputs widget click on the video component Note If you click on Audio Stream 1 in the Inputs widget the corresponding audio stream will be highlighted in grey in the Outputs widget 4 In the Pro...

Page 131: ...ings are retained through a power cycle If the unit seems to be behaving strangely or you just want to erase all settings then the default settings can be restored To restore the default settings navigate to Support General Clear Device Configuration and select the Reset Configuration button The configuration will be reset and the device will reboot 3 14 Digital Programme Insertion DPI Splicing is...

Page 132: ...x00 0x64 break duration 10s 0x01 avail num 0x01 avails expected 0x01 auto return flag 0x01 0x0A op ID insert avail descriptor request data 0x00 0x05 data length 5 bytes 0x01 number of avails 1 0xA1 0xB2 0xC3 0xD4 avail ID 0xA1B2C3D4 1 The DPI_PID_index value contained within the SCTE 104 message is not a PID It provides a way of addressing a particular VCM within a multi module unit to ensure that...

Page 133: ...er IP The DPI TCP Port on the unit is 5167 by default This parameter can be accessed on the GUI through Device Configuration Advanced Setup Base Unit 3 14 3 How to Configure Splicing To configure splicing 1 If you have not already done so create a Transport Stream and a service as described in Chapter 5 Web GUI Control 2 Go to the Inputs widget of the Service Configuration page and select the Vide...

Page 134: ... it allows an alarm threshold to be defined for each temperature which if exceeded causes an alarm to be generated Note It is recommended that the default threshold settings are not adjusted VCMs The controlling processor monitors the core temperatures of the main components and passes this information back to the host card via the back plane for monitoring Temperature thresholds can be set to cau...

Page 135: ...icenses The unit comes with the option cards and licenses which were ordered already installed All licenses are stored on the host card 3 16 1 Verifying Which Licenses Are Present in the Unit Access to the web pages is necessary to verify the licenses that are enabled on the unit Navigate to Support Licenses This page displays a tab for each card that contains licenses Each tab contains the market...

Page 136: ... is not available This can be due to the following No MPEG 2 or MPEG 4 AVC licenses are loaded on the unit have not been purchased All available licenses for that mode have already been allocated to other encoder cards fitted in the chassis To resolve these issues the required quantity of AVP SWO MP2 or AVP SWO MP4 licenses needs to be available to match the number of cards fitted in the chassis T...

Page 137: ...the Browse button to locate the license key file 2 Click on the Upload button 3 If licenses are required for both the base chassis and VCM option card then multiple files will be provided which all need to be loaded onto the specific unit 4 Reboot the unit for the changes to take effect Note The front panel CANNOT be used to upload license keys 3 17 Alarm Monitoring Alarms are reported on the GUI ...

Page 138: ...ndling The General Ericsson Television MIB is also supported Note The unit does not support control via SNMP all remote control is via HTTP 3 18 2 Operation SNMP traps are a way of reporting status information to a control system The unit s SNMP functionality can be enabled or disabled with up to five IP addresses assigned for any SNMP Trap message to be sent The default is 000 000 000 000 which c...

Page 139: ...ation Textual description of the location of the unit SNMP Contact Name of the person responsible for this unit SNMP Trap Community The SNMP community name for read access default private SNMP Trap Destination The destination IP address for SNMP trap messages Up to five destinations can be defined but by default none are assigned SNMP Trap Alarm Level Defines what events trigger the generation of ...

Page 140: ...Getting Started 3 104 1 1553 FGC 101 1790 Uen Y BLANK ...

Page 141: ... 5 4 2 5 Keypad 4 6 4 2 6 Confidence Monitor On Key 4 6 4 2 7 Keyboard Lock 4 6 4 3 Front Panel Display 4 6 4 3 1 Appearance and General Features 4 6 4 4 Front Panel Menus 4 8 4 4 1 Main Menu 4 8 4 4 1 1 Manage Configuration Menu 4 9 4 4 1 2 A V Encoder Menu 4 10 4 4 1 3 Output Menu 4 10 4 4 1 4 Alarms Menu 4 16 4 4 1 5 Shortcuts Menu 4 16 4 4 1 6 Unit Config Menu 4 16 4 4 2 Advanced Menu 4 17 4 4...

Page 142: ...net Interface Settings 4 4 Table 4 2 Keypad Description 4 6 Table 4 3 Main Menu Options 4 8 Table 4 4 Manage Configuration Menu 4 9 Table 4 5 A V Encoder Menu 4 10 Table 4 6 Output Menu 4 10 Table 4 7 Unit Config Menu 4 16 Table 4 8 Advanced Menu 4 17 Table 4 9 EI9001 Encoder EI9001T Transcoder Module Advanced Menu 4 24 Table 4 10 ASI I O Option Card Advanced Menu 4 41 ...

Page 143: ...uttons main display and confidence monitor that are used to set up control and monitor the unit The unit can be controlled through the front panel by the rotary knob and the keypad In a given state only the illuminated keys are functional Figure 4 1 Advanced Video Processor Front Panel 4 2 1 Light Bar The light bar indicates the alarm state of the unit 4 2 2 Power Switch The power switch is used f...

Page 144: ...ts of the control computer to the Ethernet port on the USB to Ethernet adaptor through an UTP cable 3 Set up the Ethernet interface of the control computer connected to the USB to Ethernet adaptor as detailed in Table 4 1 Table 4 1 Ethernet Interface Settings Parameter Setting IP Address 192 168 20 2 255 Gateway Address 192 168 20 1 Subnet Mask 255 255 255 0 Note The USB interface uses the IP addr...

Page 145: ...e Configuration Import Configuration Select Configuration to Import The selected items are marked with and can be imported by selecting the Import Selected Configurations command Configurations can also be imported one by one by selecting Manage Configuration Import Configuration USB Config n 4 2 3 6 Exporting Configurations to USB To export all of the configurations stored on the unit select Mana...

Page 146: ...ta is shown The first line displays the total number of hours the monitor has operated the second line displays the software version For details on how to configure the settings for the confidence monitor see Chapter 3 Getting Started 4 2 7 Keyboard Lock The controls are locked after a time of inactivity In order to set the key lock time navigate to Unit Config Display Setup Menu Display And Keypa...

Page 147: ...aying the menu system Displaying parameter setting 4 3 1 1 3 Audio Monitor A selected audio input can be monitored To select an audio input for constant monitoring navigate to Unit Config Display Setup Audio Monitor Input and set the slot and channel parameters 4 3 1 1 4 Audio Input Monitor On the Audio Input Monitor Screen see Figure 4 4 all the encoded channels from an option card can be display...

Page 148: ...stalled option cards Menu navigation is achieved by the front panel controls The menu is organized in such a way that frequently used items are easily accessible while all the functionality is still made available through the front panel The menu items are described in Table 4 3 Table 4 3 Main Menu Options Menu Item Description Manage Configuration Saving loading exporting importing configurations...

Page 149: ... Delete All Configurations from USB Deletes all the configurations stored on the USB stick Config n name Lists the configurations stored on the USB stick connected to the front panel The selected configuration is loaded and becomes the current configuration but is not stored in any of the slots in the unit Save Configuration to USB1 Config n name The list of configurations stored on the unit The s...

Page 150: ...coder card Video Profile The video profile and level to use for encoding the source Buffer Mode CBR Seamless Fast Channel Zap Capped VBR Source SDI Bars Black Moving Object Slate1 External SDI source or internal source to be encoded Audio Monitor Displays the levels for the channels associated with audio modules on the VCM card To select between the audio modules turn the rotary knob Audio Module ...

Page 151: ...Up Time The time in days hours minutes and seconds the link is established Read only parameter TX Packets Packets transmitted since the link is up RX Packets Packets received since the link is up IP Address The IP address of the physical data interface Add New Transport Stream Creates a new Transport Stream for the current output Add Existing Transport Stream Creates a copy of an existing Transpor...

Page 152: ...r The name of the service provider as appears in the NIT Service Name The name of the service as appears in the NIT Service Type Digital TV Digital Radio Teletext Mosaic Data Broadcast BISS Key Security key for Basic Interoperable Scrambling System BISS NIT Service Parameters LCN 0 1023 Current State The Setmode state of the Transport Stream Read only parameter Change State Sets the Setmode state ...

Page 153: ...layer to encapsulate in IP packets UDP and RTP is self explanatory and means that the Transport Stream is first encapsulated in UDP or RTP packets then an IP header is added If RTP FEC column or RTP FEC Columns and Row is selected one Column or two Column and Row RTP streams are output in addition to the RTP streams that carry the Transport Stream FEC Rows The number of rows used in FEC encoding F...

Page 154: ...ket Identifier that identifies the TS packets carrying the current component Bit Rate Weighting Fixed Minimum 2 20 The weighting associated to the current component A component with Fixed weighting does not respond to changes in the Transport Stream Bit Rate If Minimum is set for a component it will always use the minimum Bit Rate defined for the video profile it is encoded with A value 2 20 deter...

Page 155: ...eam can be set to be re enabled at the Auto Enable option Syntax DVB ATSC Programme Specific Information Transport Stream ID A new ID can be assigned to the Transport Stream PAT PMT On Off PAT PMT Parameters PMT Repetition Period 100 ms 400 ms 500 ms Specifies how often in ms the PMT shall be transmitted Dolby Digital Descriptor DVB ATSC DVB ATSC CAT On Off TSTD On Off Service Information Original...

Page 156: ...splays the monitor usage time measured in hours Video Monitor Preview Time Duration that the monitor will be active from the time the on button is pressed measured in seconds Audio Monitor Input Audio Slot Select Selects the slot from which to monitor a channel on the front panel Audio Channel Select Selects the channel from the slot selected in Audio Slot Select and the module set in Audio Module...

Page 157: ...Menu External Sync Input Card ASI Option Card Advanced Menu System Network Configuration Check Duplicate IP Address Enable Disable If enabled the unit checks whether there is another unit with the same IP address within the network by sending out ARP messages Control Interface Group Network Mode Same Network Different Network Read only parameter for the control interface and is set to Same Network...

Page 158: ...edundancy mode is supported IP Redundancy Mode Active Active Active Standby Describes how the spare interfaces will behave For a data interface group only Active Active is supported Autorevert Auto revert to Primary Auto revert to Secondary Shown only if the IP Redundancy mode is set to Active Standby Determines what to do when connection is lost Autorevert Delay The delay in seconds before automa...

Page 159: ...wer supply through inlet B of the current unit Read only parameter Inlet Mode Supply mode of the inlets Read only parameter Number of Usable Slots The number of slots in the current unit Single PSU units have 6 slots dual PSU units have 4 or 6 slots Read only parameter Base Unit Build Version Host Controller Card Id The Card Id of the host controller card Read only parameter Software Date The date...

Page 160: ...entigrade of Ethernet PHY0 PHY1 Temperature PHY1 Warning Temperature The temperature in degrees centigrade of the Ethernet PHY1 at which the unit issues a warning PHY1 Over Temperature The temperature in degrees centigrade of the Ethernet PHY1 at which the unit issues a critical alarm PHY1 Temperature The current temperature in degrees centigrade of the Ethernet PHY1 Mux SCR Source Internal Video ...

Page 161: ...ling the unit User Name The user name used for authentication if user authentication is enabled Password The password used for authentication if user authentication is enabled Fan Speed Information Only Fans Speed Control Lowest Noise Quiet Cool or Best Cooling Sets the fan speed to achieve the required operation whilst maintaining a safe operating temperature within the unit Fans Speed Status Lis...

Page 162: ...ch system messages selected for remote logging are sent A value of 0 0 0 0 disables all remote logging Alarm Logging Off On When set to On all alarm log messages are copied to the remote server ESAM Logging Off On When set to On all ESAM log messages are copied to the remote server SCTE 35 Logging Off On When set to On all SCTE 35 log messages are copied to the remote server User Configuration Log...

Page 163: ...gs Output n Data Port m Data Port k Selects output n for adjusting its VLAN settings Add Vlan tag Adds a new VLAN tag to the current output Vlan ID id The ID associated with the VLAN tag Allows the user to change the ID Vlan ID Create Modifies the VLAN ID for the current tag Vlan IP Assigns an IP address to the VLAN Vlan Netmask Specifies the network mask for the current VLAN Vlan Gateway Specifie...

Page 164: ...ackend Field Programmable Gate Array temperature Temperature The current reported temperature of the FPGA temperature sensor Temperature Alarm Threshold Alarm is raised if the temperature exceeds this threshold Over Temperature Threshold Card will be shut down if the temperature exceeds this threshold Encoder a Sensor n Temperature Additional temperature sensors as installed Sub items as per Backe...

Page 165: ...o and silent audio Time Threshold Before Slate Number of seconds until the slate is displayed following concurrent frozen video and silent audio Time Threshold Before Recovery Number of seconds until the slate is removed after recovery unless required for another reason Silent Audio Detect Disables or enables delayed slate display upon concurrent frozen video and silent audio Time Threshold Before...

Page 166: ...Down conversion Control over conversion from HD to SD pictures Default Aspect Ratio Conversion Anamorphic Center cut Letterbox Use Input AFD True false Action on AFD lost Convert as anamorphic Convert as specified in Default Action on AFD code 0000 Convert as anamorphic Convert as specified in Default VBI Extraction Descriptor Control VBI Descriptor Mode Standard Legacy Philips User Controls the d...

Page 167: ...heel TC External Source Auto ANC VITC1 ANC VITC2 ANC LTC VBI VITC Controls the external source of Time Code Auto will select the first source present in order of the drop down list TC Dropframes Off On Auto Broadcaster ID Reception Timeout Enables entry editing of reception timeout Insertion Timeout Enables entry editing of insertion timeout Broadcaster ID Mode Off Auto Default Only Source Only De...

Page 168: ...ext descriptor Teletext Page Number Enables the page number for the page to be set Teletext Page Language The language set for the Teletext descriptor 82 languages VBI Line Control Field 1 VBI Line 6 VBI Line 7 VBI Line 8 VBI Line 9 VBI Line 10 VBI Line 11 VBI Line 12 VBI Line 13 VBI Line 14 VBI Line 15 VBI Line 16 VBI Line 17 VBI Line 18 VBI Line 19 VBI Line 20 VBI Line 21 VBI Line 22 Field 2 VBI...

Page 169: ...onochrome Samples VBI Line 15 Off VITC WSS WSS AFD Teletext System B Monochrome Samples VBI Line 16 Off VITC WSS WSS AFD VPS Teletext System B Monochrome Samples VBI Line 17 Off VITC WSS WSS AFD Teletext System B Monochrome Samples VBI Line 18 Off VITC WSS WSS AFD Teletext System B Monochrome Samples VBI Line 19 Off VITC WSS WSS AFD Teletext System B Monochrome Samples VBI Line 20 Off VITC WSS WSS...

Page 170: ...Line 336 Off VITC WSS WSS AFD Teletext System B Monochrome Samples VBI in Picture VBI in Picture Video Main Video Encode Profile SD MPEG2 Main Profile Main Level 4 2 0 8 bit SD MPEG2 4 2 2 Profile Main level 4 2 2 8 bit SD H 264 Main Profile Level 3 0 4 2 0 8 bit SD H 264 High Profile Level 3 0 4 2 0 8 bit SD H 264 High Profile Level 3 1 4 2 0 8 bit SD H 264 Hi422 Profile Level 3 1 4 2 2 8 bit SD ...

Page 171: ...ames between reference frames IBBBBBBBP can only be used for 720p video format encoded with a H 264 video profile Closed GOPs Off On Enables or disables the usage of Group of Pictures in which the predicted frames can have their reference from outside the group Scene Cut Detection On Off When enabled minimizes the negative effect the scene changes have on the bit rate by inserting an I Frame when ...

Page 172: ...s set to Use 1 or Use 1 2 AS Index 2 0 to 255 The AS index used if AS Index Control is set to Use 1 2 DPI PID Index 1 0 to 255 The DPI PID index used if DPI PID Index Control is set to Use 1 or Use 1 2 DPI PID Index 2 0 to 255 The DPI PID index used if DPI PID Index Control is set to Use 1 2 Splice Status Scte104 Messages In Scte104 Message Error Scte 35 Messages Out Pending Splices Splice Event I...

Page 173: ...ut Location SeqHdr SeqAndPicHdr Off SEIMsg Determines the locations used to transmit Time code information in the stream Time code can be carried by the sequence header the sequence and picture headers for MPEG 2 or a SEI message for H 264 Reflex Reflex Configuration Enable Reflex Off On License controlled Media SetMode Reflex destinations Both destination Mux Multicast Address Main Mux Source IP ...

Page 174: ...tream Output On Audio Loss No PID Silence Specifies the action to take when input is Lost No PID is for dropping the audio PID from the stream Silence is for encode silence NOTE When No PID is selected the reference to the PID is not removed from the Program Map Table so a Transport Stream analyzer will indicate a ghost PID in the output Transport Stream Downmix Parameters Downmix Type Lo Ro downm...

Page 175: ...andard MPEG 1 Layer 2 Dolby Digital Dolby Digital Plus AAC LC HE AAC Pass thru Audio Description Service Bit Rate 64 80 96 112 128 160 192 224 256 320 384 448 512 Bit Rate of the audio stream The available options depend on the selected coding mode Coding Mode 1 0 Left input 1 0 Right input 1 0 L R 2 2 0 3 2L 5 1 Surround Specifies what channel configuration to use for encoding Metadata Controls C...

Page 176: ...hard clipping limiter for the audio level This adjustment is based on the absolute peak level measured in dBFS The peak limiter only operates in Measure ALC and Measure ALC LTLC modes If this value is set to 0 no limiting is performed Maximum Boost 0 to 10 dB This control determines the maximum amount of gain that the LTLC algorithm can apply This is to prevent over adjustment which can lead to un...

Page 177: ...ted audio bit rate Dolby Digital Sample Rate Indicates the Dolby Digital audio encoding sample rate in Hz Dolby Metadata Presets Dolby Metadata Preset n Preset name Name of the preset for user information Dialogue Normalization Level 31 to 1 dB Used by a decoder to determine the level of adjustment required to achieve the set level Bitstream Mode Main audio service complete main music and effects ...

Page 178: ...en mixed for a Lt Rt downmix Similar to Surround mix level Lo Ro center mix level 0 841 1 5 dB 0 707 3 0 dB 0 595 4 5 dB 0 500 6 0 dB 0 inf dB Indicates the required level reduction of the center channel when mixed with the L R channels for a Lo Ro downmix When present this replaces the value set for the Center mix level Lo Ro surround mix level 0 841 1 5 dB 0 707 3 0 dB 0 595 4 5 dB 0 500 6 0 dB ...

Page 179: ...ile RF mode Center mix level Surround mix level Dolby Surround mode Audio production information exists Mixing Level Type Room Type Copyright flag Original bitstream flag Preferred downmix mode Lt Rt center mix level Lt Rt center Lt Rt surround mix level Lt Rt surround Lo Ro center mix level Lo Ro center Lo Ro surround mix level Lo Ro surround Dolby Surround EX mode A D converter type DC high pass...

Page 180: ... Original bitstream flag Preferred downmix type Lt Rt center mix level Lt Rt center Lt Rt surround mix level Lt Rt surround Lo Ro center mix level Lo Ro center Lo Ro surround mix level Lo Ro surround Dolby Surround EX mode A D converter type DC high pass filter enable Bandwidth low pass filter enable Low frequency effects low pass filter enable Surround attenuation enable Surround phase shift enab...

Page 181: ...of the card Software Version The software version loaded onto the card Hardware Version The hardware version of the card Advanced FPGA Temperature Field Programmable Gate Array temperature Temperature The measured temperature of the FPGA Temperature Alarm Threshold The maximum operating temperature alarm value Over Temperature Threshold The overtemperature alarm value ASI Output Streams ASI Output...

Page 182: ...t Port 1 Port Type Direction Index ASI Input Port 2 Port Type Direction Index Outputs ASI Output n Transport Streams Transport Stream Status of Service Bit Rate Reserved Bit Rate Auto Enable Auto Disable Syntax Programme Specific Information Transport Stream ID PAT PMT PAT PMT Parameters PMT Repetition Period Dolby Digital Descriptor CAT TSDT ...

Page 183: ...n Y 4 43 Service Information Original Network ID NIT NIT Parameters SDT iReflexReferencesList serviceList Service ID PMT PID PCR PID SDT Parameters Provider Service Name Service Type BISS Key ComponentList Intputs ASI Input n Transport Streams ...

Page 184: ...Front Panel Control 4 44 1 1553 FGC 101 1790 Uen Y BLANK ...

Page 185: ...Output 5 12 5 2 2 2 Checking the Bit Rates of the Different Components in a Transport Stream 5 12 5 2 2 3 Checking the Severity of Alarms 5 13 5 2 2 4 Accepting Hardware Configuration Changes 5 13 5 3 Stored Configurations Page 5 13 5 3 1 Stored Configuration Page Widgets 5 14 5 3 1 1 Stored Configurations Widget 5 14 5 3 1 2 Configuration Workbench Widget 5 15 5 3 2 Using the Stored Configuration...

Page 186: ... Streams Services or Components 5 30 5 5 2 8 Cloning Transport Streams 5 31 5 5 2 9 Disabling a Transport Stream if Audio or Video Lock is Lost 5 31 5 5 2 10 Disabling a Transport Stream if a Critical Alarm or an Upstream Critical Alarm is Raised 5 32 5 5 2 11 Restoring a Transport Stream if the Auto Disable Condition is not Met 5 32 5 5 2 12 Reserving Bandwidth for Transport Streams 5 32 5 5 2 13...

Page 187: ...e Menu 5 28 Figure 5 28 Deleting a Service 5 29 Figure 5 29 Dragging a Transport Stream or Service 5 30 Figure 5 30 Setting External PSIP Data Insertion on the GUI 5 81 Figure 5 31 Setting Internal PSIP Data Insertion on the GUI 5 83 Figure 5 32 Support Page General Tab 5 88 Figure 5 33 Support Page Versions Tab 5 89 Figure 5 34 Support Page Licenses Tab 5 89 Figure 5 35 Support Page Device Manage...

Page 188: ...omponent Parameters 5 62 Table 5 39 Available Multichannel Encoding Profiles Levels 5 63 Table 5 40 Vertical Blanking Interval Ancillary Data Parameters 5 64 Table 5 41 ARC Parameters 5 64 Table 5 42 Audio Input Parameters 5 65 Table 5 43 Audio Encoding Standards 5 66 Table 5 44 MPEG Layer 2 Parameters 5 66 Table 5 45 Dolby Digital Parameters 5 67 Table 5 46 AAC LC Parameters 5 68 Table 5 47 HE AA...

Page 189: ...describes the functions and elements of the GUI 5 1 1 Appearance and General Features The appearance and the main components of the Graphical User Interface are shown in Figure 5 1 Figure 5 1 Main Components of the GUI 5 1 1 1 Header The header contains the Company Logo the Model Name and the Unit Name the Alarm Status Bar the Output Status Indicators and the name of the recently loaded configurat...

Page 190: ...he tabs serves as a taskbar with two buttons on it The Apply All button allows the user to commit the changes made to any of the parameters on the displayed page or tab With the Discard All button the changes can be revoked and the state prior to the modifications can be recalled Modified parameters are highlighted in orange If the user first modifies some parameters and then tries to navigate awa...

Page 191: ...atus of the link to the unit being controlled through the web user interface Orange color indicates that the link to the unit is down navy blue indicates that the link is up Figure 5 6 Footer 5 1 2 Supported Actions and Features Drag and Drop The web GUI supports drag and drop for example in the Configuration Services page to enables you to quickly copy services and profiles Additionally when sele...

Page 192: ...y or collapsed by clicking on the symbol in the pane boundary If your monitor screen width is less than 1300 pixels panes may be collapsed automatically 5 1 3 Pages The control options of the unit are grouped into five categories Each of the categories is represented by a page They are as follows Dashboard Stored Configurations Device Configuration Service Configuration Support Each page is descri...

Page 193: ...ervice Configuration page with the respective item selected in the Outputs widget there Figure 5 8 Outputs Widget 5 2 1 2 Bit Rate Utilization widget The Bit Rate Utilization widget provides status information about the different Transport Streams by color coding them according to the legend shown at the bottom of the Transport Stream Rates accordion panel For the meaning of the respective states ...

Page 194: ...the option cards and the network configuration If there is a configuration mismatch in one of the slots an alarm is raised and displayed in the Alarm Monitor widget In this case the Accept Hardware Configuration button is shown below the slot information By clicking on the button the current configuration can be accepted After accepting the hardware configuration the alarm is ceased ...

Page 195: ...he Alarm Monitor widget displays the current alarms and an alarm history sorted by severity The alarms can be expanded or collapsed by clicking on the arrow next to their name Figure 5 11 Alarm Monitor Widget 5 2 2 Using the Dashboard Page This section describes the tasks that can be completed on the Dashboard page ...

Page 196: ...ow the Transport Streams are color coded in the Transport Stream Rates accordion panel of the Bit Rate Utilization widget The color codes are shown in Table 5 1 Table 5 1 Setmode State Color Codes State Color Online green Offline grey Preview light green Retire orange 5 2 2 2 Checking the Bit Rates of the Different Components in a Transport Stream To check the bit rates of services and components ...

Page 197: ...ion Changes When the persistent store is cleared the hardware configuration settings are also deleted After the unit is rebooted an alarm will be raised to signify that the hardware configuration has been changed This is normal and does not indicate any malfunction To clear the alarm do the following 1 In the Option Slot Summary accordion of the Device Configuration widget click on the Accept Hard...

Page 198: ...at can be completed on the Stored Configurations page 5 3 1 1 Stored Configurations Widget The Stored Configurations widget lists 64 slots to which configurations can be saved or from which configurations can be restored If you click on an entry the corresponding information is shown in the Configuration Workbench widget Figure 5 14 Stored Configuration Widget ...

Page 199: ...The unit provides 64 configuration slots for storing different configurations Configurations can be saved at any time To save the current configuration do the following 1 In the Stored Configurations widget select the slot you want to use for storing the configuration If the slot is not empty it will be overwritten 2 In the Name field in the Configuration Workbench widget enter a name for the conf...

Page 200: ...ve the file a xml extension Update Properties Refreshes the contents of the list and the workbench from the unit 5 3 2 2 Restoring a Configuration The unit provides 64 configuration slots for storing different configurations Configurations can be restored at any time To restore a previously stored configuration do the following 1 In the Stored Configurations widget select the configuration you wan...

Page 201: ...he Browse button within the Configuration Workbench widget 3 In the popup window browse to the file you want to import and click Open 4 The file name will be populated into the text box next to the Browse button 5 Click on the Import button 6 Answer Yes to the confirmation message Note The format of files exported from the Stored Configurations page is not compatible with the files saved on the Ge...

Page 202: ...meters added by the user Figure 5 17 Configuration Items Widget For information on how to add your own parameters to the tree go to 5 4 3 1 5 4 1 2 Properties Widget The Properties widget displays the properties of the items selected in the Configuration Items widget When a value of a property is changed its label is highlighted in orange and remains highlighted until the change is committed or ab...

Page 203: ...f the Advanced Video Processor Settings and the Properties widgets Figure 5 19 Advanced Setup Tab 5 4 2 1 Advanced Video Processor Settings Widget The Advanced Video Processor Settings widget displays a tree view of all configuration items available on the unit organized into different folders for easier navigation The properties of the selected node if any are displayed in the Properties widget ...

Page 204: ... selected in the Advanced Video Processor Settings widget When a value of a property is changed its label is highlighted in orange and remains highlighted until the change is committed or abandoned by clicking on the Apply All or Discard All buttons on the taskbar respectively Fan speed may be controlled by adjusting the slider to the appropriate setting Figure 5 21 Properties Widget ...

Page 205: ...y releasing the mouse button The item cannot be added to the Quick Setup Items node Any valid drop position is indicated by the dragging rectangle changing into green 7 Repeat the process for any additional items you want to add You can create as many folders as you wish or you can use any previously created one The created folders can be reordered by the drag and drop technique used for adding th...

Page 206: ...n Output Mode Mirrored Independent Specifies whether the two outputs output the same Transport Stream or they operate independently If set to Mirrored only one output will be accessible 5 4 4 2 External Sync Input Option Card The External Sync Input Option Card has no configurable parameters To configure the external sync input to be used as the clock source from the web interface browse to Device...

Page 207: ...d for 2 minutes The user will be asked for username and password and the AVP will attempt to authenticate these details against the LDAP server The results are printed on this page After the test this setting will be turned to Off LDAP Authentication user access to the web UI is controlled through user authentication against the configured LDAP server Disable HTTP Access HTTPS is always On Off On ...

Page 208: ...behavior of user authentication can be selected to either reject the user Negative Authentication or accept the user and permit the user to operate the web UI Positive Authentication All activity is logged Note When LDAP Authentication is active there is no special administrator access If Negative Authentication is selected and the LDAP server is unavailable or mistakes have been made on entering ...

Page 209: ... lists the inputs and outputs of the device respectively The Edit menu of the Outputs widget provides Copy Cut and Paste commands to copy or move Transport Streams services and components Components can be dragged and dropped from the Inputs widget to the services listed in the Outputs widget and can also be dragged and dropped within the Outputs widget Drag and drop moves the item Ctrl drag and d...

Page 210: ...ghlighted until the change is committed or abandoned by clicking on the Apply All or Discard All buttons on the taskbar respectively Depending on which item is selected in the Inputs and Outputs widget the properties are displayed in different accordion panels in the Properties widget Figure 5 26 Properties Widget Note If a component is selected in the Outputs widget its source is also highlighted...

Page 211: ...elect the output you want to add a Transport Stream to 2 Right click on the selected output and choose Add Transport Stream from the context menu Note Outputs other than the IP outputs cannot have more Transport Streams associated to them 5 5 2 2 Adding a Service to a Transport Stream To add a service to a Transport Stream do the following 1 In the Outputs widget select the Transport Stream you wa...

Page 212: ...components in the Inputs widget To select consecutive items select the first item press and hold the Shift key then select the last item 5 5 2 4 Deleting Transport Streams Services or Components To delete a Transport Stream service or component do the following 1 In the Outputs widget select the Transport Stream service or component you want to delete 2 Press the Del key 3 Answer Yes to the confir...

Page 213: ...he Properties widget click on the Online or Offline button 5 5 2 6 Copying Transport Streams Services or Components To copy a Transport Stream do the following 1 In the Outputs widget select the Transport Stream service or component you want copy 2 Drag the selected Transport Stream service or component over another output when copying a Transport Stream another Transport Stream when copying a ser...

Page 214: ... or component over another output when moving a Transport Stream another Transport Stream when moving a service or another service when moving a component Figure 5 29 Dragging a Transport Stream or Service OR 1 In the Outputs widget select the Transport Stream service or component you want to move 2 Select Edit Cut from the widget menu bar 3 Select the output when moving a Transport Stream the Tra...

Page 215: ...following 1 In the Outputs widget select the Transport Stream you want to clone 2 Select Copy from the Edit menu on the menu bar of the Outputs widget 3 Select the output you want to insert the clone to 4 Choose Edit Paste as Mirror The Transport Stream will be pasted as a mirror at the selected Transport Stream 5 5 2 9 Disabling a Transport Stream if Audio or Video Lock is Lost To disable the out...

Page 216: ...e Online state you want to restore 2 In the Properties widget set the Auto Enable to true 5 5 2 12 Reserving Bandwidth for Transport Streams Bandwidth reservation allows the user to reserve a configurable amount of bandwidth in the output Transport Streams To specify the amount of bandwidth to reserve do the following 1 Select a Transport Stream in the Outputs widget 2 In the Properties widget set...

Page 217: ...source HD Auto Input Detection Off HD 25 50Hz HD 29 97 59 94Hz Automatic detection and configuration of video encoding according to the incoming video format for HD video only For incoming SD video select Off Detected Video Format HD 1080i25 HD 720p50 HD 1080i29 97 HD 720p59 94 Shows the video format of incoming video as detected by the AVP 4000 Read only parameter and only present if HD Auto Inpu...

Page 218: ...ccording to the position held within the logo file If Off the position of the logo is determined by the coordinates entered in the X and Y position boxes The X position of the logo The position relative to left of the screen 0 number of pixels per video line logo width 1 If an invalid position is specified a logo display alarm will be generated Displayed only if a fixed logo position is set to Off...

Page 219: ...ge when a video stream is selected in the Outputs widget The same parameters can be accessed through the Advanced EI9001 Video Video 1 Input VBI Extraction menu on the front panel Table 5 6 Vertical Blanking Interval Ancillary Data Parameters Parameter Values Description Timecode TC Mode Off External Zero on Loss External Freewheel on Loss Internal Controls what mode the Time code TC is working in...

Page 220: ...letext System B for Teletext Aspect Ratio Conversion The following parameters are available on the ARC tab of the Properties widget on the Service Configuration page when a video stream is selected on the Outputs widget The same parameters can be accessed through the Advanced EI9001 Video Input Video Aspect Ratio AR Conversion menu on the front panel Table 5 7 Aspect Ratio Parameters Parameter Val...

Page 221: ...nced EI9001 Video Video 1 Video Main Video Video Encoder menu on the front panel Table 5 8 Main Video Encoding Parameters Parameter Values Description Profile SD MPEG2 Main Profile Main Level 4 2 0 8 bit SD MPEG2 4 2 2 Profile Main level 4 2 2 8 bit SD H 264 Main Profile Level 3 0 4 2 0 8 bit SD H 264 High Profile Level 3 0 4 2 0 8 bit SD H 264 High Profile Level 3 1 4 2 0 8 bit SD H 264 Hi422 Pro...

Page 222: ...reduction in picture quality Aspect Ratio 4 3 16 9 Follow Input Signaling of the picture aspect ratio This setting does not affect the video processing The downstream decoder will use this setting in the absence of other information e g WSS in VBI GOP Length 4 to 250 Defines the nominal distance in steps of video frames between two consecutive I frames in the encoded bit stream GOP Structure IP IB...

Page 223: ...nu on the front panel Table 5 9 Secondary Video Encoding Parameters Parameter Values Description Profile Profile Off SD MPEG 2 Main Profile Main Level 4 2 0 8 bit SD H 264 Main Profile Level 3 0 4 2 0 8 bit SD H 264 High Profile Level 3 0 4 2 0 8 bit Sets the encoder profile The profile will affect the allowed bit rate range The secondary video encode will be of the same coding standard as the pri...

Page 224: ...ut therefore they naturally share the timing information They have the same clock reference PCR value in the stream whether they use embedded PCR or a separate PCR component Their timing PTS are aligned and it is therefore possible to share audio components from the same card Restrictions on the Second Video Compared to the Main Video The Second Video supports SD encoding only and does not support...

Page 225: ...am decoder will use this setting in the absence of other information e g WSS in VBI GOP Length 4 to 250 Defines the nominal distance in steps of video frames between two consecutive I frames in the encoded bit stream GOP Structure IP IBP IBBP Auto Sets the number of B frames between reference frames For the Baseline profile the only GOP structure selectable is IP Delay Displays the actual video en...

Page 226: ...ent for input sources at frame rates 29 97 59 94 frames per second Video Component The following parameters are available on the Component tab of the Properties widget on the Service Configuration page when a video component is selected in the Outputs widget The same parameters can be accessed through the Output output name Transport Stream ID n Service List service name Component List Slot x Vide...

Page 227: ...ata reversion mode If available maintain last received metatdata values otherwise use fixed settings Use fixed settings Specifies the downmix metadata reversion mode Center mix level 0 707 3 0 dB 0 595 4 5 dB 0 500 6 0 dB Specifies the center mix level Surround mix level 0 707 3 0 dB 0 500 6 0 dB 0 inf dB Specifies the surround mix level Use preferred stereo downmix if available Off on Enables the...

Page 228: ... license AAC LC AAC LC encoding requires AVP SWO AAC license HE AAC HE AAC or HE AAC v2 encoding requires AVP SWO AAC license Pass thru Pass thru of the input Audio Description Service MPEG 1 Layer II encode of a mono audio track that describes action in the video plus a control track Table 5 16 MPEG 1 Layer 2 Parameters Parameter Values Description Bit Rate 32 48 56 64 80 96 112 128 160 192 224 2...

Page 229: ...ode N A Indicates the selected encoding status Encode Bit Rate Indicates the selected encoding status Dolby Digital Encode Sample Rate Indicates the Dolby Digital encoding sample rate in Hz Table 5 17 Dolby Digital Parameters Parameter Values Description Bit Rate 56 64 80 96 112 128 160 192 224 256 320 384 448 512 576 640 Bit Rate of the audio stream The available options depend on the selected co...

Page 230: ...e for encoding Embedded PCR On Off Controls whether PCR is to be embedded in the audio PES Au Information Cont Off AU Info Controls the insertion of private data in the adaptation unit of the audio access units AU AU Info is defined in ETSI TR 101 154 Only AU_PTS is present for audio Encapsulation MPEG 2 ADTS MPEG4 LATM LOAS Specifies the encapsulation used for transmitting AAC content It can be e...

Page 231: ...haracter language code when User Language 1 is set in the Language field User Language 2 A custom three character language code when User Language 2 is set in the Language field Table 5 20 LPCM Pass thru Parameters Parameter Values Description Embedded PCR On Off Controls whether PCR is to be embedded in the audio PES Au Information Ctrl Off AU Info Controls the insertion of private data in the ad...

Page 232: ...audio shall retain the same bit rate Embedded PCR On Off Controls whether PCR is to be embedded in the audio PES Au Information Ctrl Off AU Info Controls the insertion of private data in the adaptation unit of the audio access units AU AU Info is defined in ETSI TR 101 154 Only AU_PTS is present for audio Advanced Lip Sync Offset 500 to 500 ms Configures a delay to the audio to improve A V synchro...

Page 233: ... 300 Duration of silence as determined by the threshold needed before Action when Silence is Detected will take place Table 5 24 Automatic Loudness Control Parameters Parameter Values Description Operating Mode Off ALC is not in use Measure Long and short measurements are taken and displayed in the status but no audio adjustments are made Measure ALC Measurements are taken and corrections are made...

Page 234: ...ble mode 14dB Portable mode 1dB Portable mode 8dB Sets the reference target level for downstream decoders Override dialnorm metadata Off on For Dolby encoding the dialnorm parameter can be overridden with the Target Level This is recommended practise Audio Component The parameters listed in the table below are available on the Component tab of the Properties widget on the Service Configuration pag...

Page 235: ...ech This alters the dynamic range for RF output The overall level is raised by 11dB Center mix level 0 707 3 0 dB 0 595 4 5 dB 0 500 6 0 dB Indicates the downmix level when there is no centre speaker This is applied to left and right channels only Surround mix level 0 707 3 0 dB 0 500 6 0 dB 0 inf dB Surround downmix level for the front left and right channels when consumer has no surround speaker...

Page 236: ... enable Off On Apply a 120 Hz low pass filter prior to an encode Should only be switched off if it is known that there are no frequencies above 120 Hz Surround attenuation enable Off On Attenuate surround channels by 3 dB before encoding Theatrical and consumer mixing rooms use different levels for the surround channels and this can be used to compensate Surround phase shift enable Off On Apply a ...

Page 237: ...2 DPI PID Index 1 0 to 255 The DPI PID index used if DPI PID Index Control is set to Use 1 or Use 1 2 DPI PID Index 2 0 to 255 The DPI PID index used if DPI PID Index Control is set to Use 1 2 SCTE 104 Encode Input Stream Channel None Only available if triggering splicing based on contact closure through a GPI card Splicing Component The following parameters are available on the Component tab of t...

Page 238: ...Defines the minimum number of Teletext packets generated per field even if there is no Teletext data PTS On Teletext Off On Controls whether a PTS value is included in the output Teletext packets Teletext Descriptor Page List Teletext Descriptor Page Teletext Page Type Off Initial Page Subtitle Page Additional Information Page Programme Schedule Page Heading Impaired Subtitle Page The page type of...

Page 239: ... the PMT Available only if VBI Descriptor Mode is set to User Teletext Descriptor Insertion Off On Controls if the Teletext Descriptor is inserted into the PMT Available only if VBI Descriptor Mode is set to User Proprietary Descriptor Insertion Off On Controls if the Legacy Proprietary Descriptor is inserted into the PMT Available only if VBI Descriptor Mode is set to User Closed Captions Closed ...

Page 240: ...tive Format Detection and Teletext System B for Teletext Visible for 576i 625 line input streams VBI Line 23 Off WSS WSS AFD Specifies the content of VBI line 23 for 576i 625 line input streams Field 2 VBI Line 272 VBI Line 285 Off VITC Closed Captions Monochrome Samples Specifies the content in the respective VBI lines Set to Off if the line in the incoming video does not carry any information Cl...

Page 241: ... service name Component List Slot m Video 1 PCR stream on PID n menu on the front panel Table 5 33 PCR Stream Configuration Parameters Parameters Values Description PID 32 8190 The packet identifier assigned to packets carrying the program clock reference values Bit Rate Weighting Fixed Not relevant for the PCR component Read only parameter 5 5 3 2 CE HEVC 5 5 3 2 1 Video and VBI Stream Configurat...

Page 242: ...ted in this release Black Black with text overlay Switches to a black test pattern on loss of video input Text overlay is not supported in this release Slate with text overlay Switches to pre configured text overlay on loss of video Color Bars Bars with text overlay Switches to a color bars test pattern on loss of video input Text overlay is not supported in this release No PID The video PID shall...

Page 243: ... 1 High Tier 4 2 0 8 bit HD HEVC Main Profile Level 4 1 High Tier 4 2 0 10 bit HD HEVC Main Profile Level 4 0 High Tier 4 2 2 8 bit HD HEVC Main Profile Level 4 0 High Tier 4 2 2 10 bit HD HEVC Main Profile Level 4 1 High Tier 4 2 2 8 bit HD HEVC Main Profile Level 4 1 High Tier 4 2 2 10 bit HDp50 59 94 HEVC Main Profile Level 4 1 High Tier 4 2 0 8 bit HDp50 59 94 HEVC Main Profile Level 4 1 High ...

Page 244: ...HDR PQ10 The HDR signalling option to be used Video Bit Rate The valid bit rate range depends on the selected video profile Defines the bit rate to be used by the compressed video component If Bit Rate Tracking Mode is set to Maximize Video for the Transport Stream that contains the video component and the Bit Rate Weighting of the component is set to other than Fixed or Minimal this field is read...

Page 245: ...ing Standard Bit Rate Entropy Encoding HEVC single channel Any bit rate CABAC HEVC multichannel Any bit rate CABAC H264 single channel Less than 50 Mbps CABAC HEVC single channel More than 50 Mbps CAVLC H264 multichannel Any bit rate CAVLC Video Output The following parameters are available on the Output tab of the Properties widget on the Service Configuration page when a video component is selec...

Page 246: ...Values Description PID 16 to 8190 Sets the packet identifier associated with the component Bit Rate Weighting Fixed Minimum 2 to 20 Specifies the weight associated to the component in the Bit Rate Tracking algorithm Master TS Off On Sets the master Transport Stream for the component Source PID Monitoring None Monitor Monitor Redundancy Priority 1 ETR290 monitoring on this PID from an IP input can ...

Page 247: ... Profiles Levels When Using Multiple Channels When using multiple channels the available encoding profiles levels are dictated by the profile level selected on channel 1 The profiles levels for channels 2 to 4 must come from the same group as shown in the table below Table 5 39 Available Multichannel Encoding Profiles Levels Ch 1 Profile Level Available Profile Level for Ch 2 4 H 264 HD Off HD H 2...

Page 248: ...s can be accessed through the Advanced CE HEVC Video Video 1 Input VBI Extraction menu on the front panel Note These setting are not available not visible when Super Low Delay Buffer Mode is selected Table 5 40 Vertical Blanking Interval Ancillary Data Parameters Parameter Values Description Closed Captions Closed Captions Source Off SMPTE334 The source for Closed Captions data encoded as part of ...

Page 249: ...o Input The following parameters are available on the Input tab of the Properties widget on the Service Configuration page when an audio component is selected in the Outputs widget The same parameters can be accessed through the Advanced CE HEVC Audio Module Audio n Input menu on the front panel Table 5 42 Audio Input Parameters Parameter Values Description Input Format Uncompressed LPCM MPEG Laye...

Page 250: ... the video plus a control track Table 5 44 MPEG Layer 2 Parameters Parameter Values Description Bit Rate 32 48 56 64 80 96 112 128 160 192 224 256 320 384 Bit Rate of the audio stream Coding Mode 1 0 Left input 1 0 Right input 1 0 L R 2 1 1 L Ch1 R Ch2 2 0 2 0 Joint Phase Aligned Audio 6 Cannels Phase Aligned Audio 8 Cannels Specifies what channel configuration to use for encoding Embedded PCR On ...

Page 251: ...ding mode with coding mode indicated in decoder program configuration or live metadata if present Metadata source type Embedded Decoded Auto Serial Port Program 1 to 8 Selects where live metadata comes from Metadata override type None All Compression Profile Dialogue Normalization Comp Profile and Dial Norm Defines which metadata parameters to override Metadata Reversion Mode Last Used Preset Dete...

Page 252: ... The language of the stream User Language 1 A custom three character language code when User Language 1 is set in the Language field User Language 2 A custom three character language code when User Language 2 is set in the Language field Table 5 47 HE AAC Parameters Parameter Values Description Bit Rate 16 24 32 48 56 64 80 96 112 128 160 192 224 256 Bit Rate of the audio stream The available opti...

Page 253: ...the stream User Language 1 A custom three character language code when User Language 1 is set the Language field User Language 2 A custom three character language code when User Language 2 is set in the Language field Table 5 49 Audio Description Service Parameters Parameter Values Description Bit Rate 64 Bit Rate of the audio stream Coding Mode 1 0 Left input Specifies what channel configuration ...

Page 254: ...h preset Table 5 51 Dolby Metadata Preset Parameters Parameter Values Description Preset name Name of the preset for user information Dialogue normalization level 31 to 1 dB Used by a decoder to determine the level of adjustment required to achieve the set level Bitstream mode Main audio service complete main music and effects Associated service visually impaired Associated service hearing impaire...

Page 255: ...s the value set for the Center mix level Lo Ro surround mix level 0 841 1 5 dB 0 707 3 0 dB 0 595 4 5 dB 0 500 6 0 dB 0 inf dB Indicates the required level reduction of the center channel when mixed for Lo Ro downmix When present this replaces the value set for the Surround mix level Dolby Surround EX mode 0 841 1 5 dB 0 707 3 0 dB 0 595 4 5 dB 0 500 6 0 dB 0 inf dB Flags if the stream has been en...

Page 256: ...tream if no messages have been sent for 500ms Audio Splicing Off On Used to determine if audio is manipulated at the point that the video splice occurs Splicing Component The following parameters are available on the Component tab of the Properties widget on the Service Configuration page when an SCTE 35 stream is selected in the Outputs widget The same parameters can be accessed through the Outpu...

Page 257: ...er for the page to be set Teletext Page Language List of languages The language set for the Teletext descriptor Teletext Component This section describes the parameters associated with the component carrying Teletext data The following parameters are available on the Component tab of the Properties widget on the Service Configuration page when a Teletext stream is selected in the Outputs widget Th...

Page 258: ...ITC2 ANC LTC Controls the external source of Time Code Auto will select the first source present in order of the drop down list TC Dropframes Off On Auto Only in 525 line operation controls if Time Code takes account of drop frames or not Auto configures to external source or to ON for internal source Generic ANC Generic ANC Extraction Off On Controls whether Generic ANC is extracted from the SDI ...

Page 259: ...es the parameters available for Transport Stream configuration 5 5 4 1 Transport Stream Configuration The Transport Streams generated by the unit are fully compliant with the MPEG 2 Transport Stream specification ISO IEC 13818 1 and consists of services that carry one or more components The unit can form up to 24 output Transport Streams and output them through the Transport Stream output interfac...

Page 260: ... event of the selected event Syntax ATSC DVB Which syntax to be used in the TS descriptors and tables External Generation Off External generation of PSI tables ATSC only Program Specific Information Transport Stream ID 1 to 65535 ID of the transport stream as it appears in the NIT PAT PMT On Off Generate PAT and PMT if selected CAT Off On Conditional Access Table generation TSTD Off On Generation ...

Page 261: ...Settings for IP Output Transport Streams The IP related Transport Stream parameters are available in the Properties widget on the Service Configuration page if an IP output Transport Stream is selected in the Outputs widget Table 5 60 Additional Settings for IP Output Transport Streams Parameter Values Description IP Bit Rate Specifies the bit rate of the IP output and includes the overhead added ...

Page 262: ...ackets that carry the Transport Stream Source MAC Address Read only parameter not yet supported Source UDP Port 0 to 65535 The source UDP port to use in the IP packet header of the IP packets that carry the Transport Stream Vlan Header Disabled Enabled Vlan ID Tag Vlan Tag The VLAN tag to use for the current IP stream Vlan Priority 0 to 7 The priority to be used by the switches to prioritize diffe...

Page 263: ...P stream above which an alarm will be raised Continuity Count Error Sampling Window 1 to 60 seconds Time window in which the continuity count errors on the IP input are counted Maximum Valid PID Missing Period 1 to 10 seconds Time threshold over which an alarm will be raised if a PID is missing from the IP input T C VCT Parameters Short Name String Short description of the service Long Name String...

Page 264: ...port Stream you want to add the external PSIP information to 2 Add the required services and components and adjust the Transport Stream and component settings 3 In the Outputs widget select the transport stream you want to add the PSIP data to In the Properties widget set Syntax to ATSC and the External Generation to On Triveni The PSIP accordion panel is now displayed 4 In the PSIP accordion pane...

Page 265: ...ange for the generated PSIP tables 8 Configure the Triveni Digital GuideBuilder equipment as described in its user manual Make sure you apply the same transport stream and communication settings as you did on the AVP 4100 ATSC Integrated System unit otherwise the embedded information will not reflect the structure of the internally created transport stream Figure 5 30 Setting External PSIP Data In...

Page 266: ... data to In the Properties widget set Syntax to ATSC and the External Generation to Off The Program Specific Information and the PSIP Information accordion panels are now displayed Note If external table generation is enabled the unit does not produce tables internally 4 By setting a table On the appropriate parameters are displayed To configure PSIP data set PAT PMT to On Set PMT Repetition Perio...

Page 267: ...lists of available values where appropriate Table 5 62 FEC Parameters Parameter Values Description IP Encapsulation UDP UDP encapsulation of TS packets RTP RTP encapsulation of TS packets RTP FEC Column UDP RTP encapsulation of RTP Packets with added one dimensional FEC RTP FEC Column and Row UDP RTP encapsulation of RTP Packets with added two dimensional FEC Number of Rows 4 20 An integer between...

Page 268: ...ion over IP networks to be recovered by adding extra information to the transmitted data The particular type of FEC used on the unit is that specified by SMPTE 2022 1 2 The key features of ProMPEG FEC are Open standard FEC scheme Increased robustness of transmission Increases network reach through FEC on high loss links Highly configurable depending on bandwidth vs robustness FEC transmitted separ...

Page 269: ... which results from ProMPEG FEC transmitting extra packets depends on whether column or column and row FEC is selected and how many columns and rows there are Note that L number of columns D number of rows Table 5 63 Column FEC Overhead L D x L D x L 1 D 1 Worst case 4 rows 25 Best case 20 rows 5 Table 5 64 Column and Row FEC Overhead L D x L D x L 1 D 1 Worst case 4 rows 25 Best case 20 rows 5 Bl...

Page 270: ...port Stream To create VLANs on the Advanced Setup tab of Device Configuration page navigate to the Encoder Vlan Tags folder select the output you want to assign the VLAN tag to and click Add in the Properties pane Alternatively on the front panel navigate to Advanced System Vlan Tags and set up the VLANs as required The available options are listed in the following table Table 5 65 VLAN Creation O...

Page 271: ...s can be managed through the Service Configuration page by clicking on the Manage button next to the Vlan Tag parameter VLAN Deletion A VLAN can be deleted by changing the VLAN Tag parameter under the Transport Stream to None If a VLAN tag used by any Transport Stream is deleted the VLAN Tag parameter is set to None in the respective Transport Streams 5 6 Support Page The Support page provides inf...

Page 272: ... the format of the configurations exported on the Stored Configurations page 5 6 1 2 Log Files Widget The Log Files widget provides a way to export message logs basic version information and error messages for debug purposes 5 6 2 Version Tab The Version tab displays detailed version information The information is organized into panel tabs By clicking a tab in the Build widget the very same tab is...

Page 273: ...e Versions Tab 5 6 3 Licenses Tab The Licenses tab allows for license key file management License key files can be uploaded in the Licenses widget Installed and unavailable licenses for each option slot are listed in separate sections Figure 5 34 Support Page Licenses Tab ...

Page 274: ...b The Device Management tab allows the user to reset the device Figure 5 35 Support Page Device Management Tab On delivery all store locations are empty When the user has configured the unit with a complete set of parameters the configuration can be saved to a store location ...

Page 275: ...ression Functionality 6 9 6 2 1 4 Test Patterns 6 9 6 2 1 5 Impairment Reduction 6 10 6 3 VCM Video Operating Modes 6 11 6 3 1 Seamless Mode 6 11 6 3 2 Constant Bit Rate CBR Mode 6 11 6 3 3 Fast Channel Zap 6 11 6 3 4 Capped VBR 6 11 6 3 4 1 Operation 6 11 6 3 4 2 Target Quality 6 12 6 4 VCM Audio Functionality 6 13 6 4 1 HD SDI Input 6 13 6 4 2 SDI Input 6 13 6 4 3 IP Input 6 14 6 4 4 VPS Audio C...

Page 276: ... 6 24 6 9 3 2 Configuring Setmode on Media Level 6 24 6 10 SNTP 6 25 6 10 1 Overview 6 25 6 10 2 SNTP Time Server 6 25 6 11 Simple Network Management Protocol 6 25 6 11 1 Supported Protocols 6 25 6 11 2 Operation 6 25 6 12 XPO 6 26 6 13 User Access 6 26 6 13 1 User Authentication 6 26 6 14 IP Source PID Monitoring and Redundancy 6 27 6 14 1 Selecting PIDs for Monitoring 6 27 6 14 2 Configuring Thr...

Page 277: ...6 13Audio Components Tab 6 28 Figure 6 14Service Properties 6 29 List of Tables Table 6 1 IP Overhead 6 8 Table 6 2 VCM Compression Profiles and Levels 6 9 Table 6 3 Test Patterns 6 10 Table 6 4 AVP 4000 Video Input and Pre processing Parameters 6 10 Table 6 5 Handling of VPS Data 6 14 Table 6 6 VBI Data Types 6 16 Table 6 7 SNMP Interface Parameters 6 26 ...

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Page 279: ...ets are carried in a UDP packet The UDP packet may optionally also contain an Real Time Protocol RTP header which adds additional information such as a sequence number and a timestamp which can help in the detection of packet loss across a network The RTP header is 12 bytes long The UDP header is 8 bytes long The network layer protocol is IPV4 which adds a 20 byte header to every packet The physic...

Page 280: ...Multi Program Transport Streams into a number of SPTS Single Program Transport Streams A Transport Stream carrying multiple programs is in this way split into a number of mini Transport Streams each carrying a single program This ensures that the video can be passed through limited bandwidth links such as ADSL further down the transmission path 6 1 4 RTP Layer The RTP layer is optional and will ad...

Page 281: ... MPEG 2 Transport Streams into UDP packets Figure 6 3 Mapping of MPEG 2 TS Packets 6 1 6 IP Layer The IP layer is according to RFC791 Internet Protocol Specification The user is allowed access to the following IP header fields IP source address IP destination address Time To Live field Type Of Service field Performing static mapping between class D IP addresses and the corresponding Ethernet multi...

Page 282: ...15444 3 6 2 1 2 Functional Description for VCMs Figure 6 4 VCM Functional Diagram The 3G HD SD SDI Video Input can be configured to accept either 25 Hz or 29 97 Hz video The Pre processor has a video frame re synchronizer which allows the video frame rate to be locked to the Unit 27 MHz clock or to a 27 MHz clock locked to an external sync input if an External Sync Input option card AVP HWO EXTSYN...

Page 283: ...ends upon the type of VCM and the available licenses Table 6 2 VCM Compression Profiles and Levels Profile and Level HD H 264 HD H 264 Main Profile Level 4 0 4 2 0 8 bit HD H 264 High Profile Level 4 0 4 2 0 8 bit HD H 264 High Profile Level 4 1 4 2 0 8 bit HD H 264 Hi422 Profile Level 4 1 4 2 2 8 bit HD H 264 Hi422 Profile Level 4 1 4 2 2 10 bit HD MPEG 2 HD MPEG 2 Main Profile High Level 4 2 0 8...

Page 284: ...eo Input and Pre processing Parameters Parameter Optimum PSNR Setting Optimum Visual Setting Adaptive Pre Processing Filter OFF ON The APF is especially useful in low bit rate MPEG 2 encoding to prevent excessive blocking due to the lack of an in loop deblocking filter within the standard unlike in H 264 However the APF may also benefit H 264 encoding at low bit rates MCTRF OFF Default This filter...

Page 285: ...buffer to control the channel change zap time on the decoded output This mode can also be used to reduce the end to end delay by setting the Look ahead to Off However picture quality may be affected This is targeted for IPTV operation For that reason Fast Channel Zap is supported in H 264 video profiles only and not MPEG 2 profiles 6 3 4 Capped VBR The module supports a Capped VBR buffer mode The ...

Page 286: ...e bit rate value will be the minimum bit rate Figure 6 5 Capped Bit Rate Fluctuation Based on Quality 6 3 4 2 Target Quality The Target Quality configuration does not set the average bit rate it only biases the bit rate towards a direction For example a lower target quality will require a lower bit rate for a demanded content Average 0 4 0 2 0 0 2 0 4 0 6 0 8 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 target qual...

Page 287: ...I feed can carry up to a maximum of 2 x 4 8 pairs or 16 mono channels Each group has an associated Data Identifier DID The DIDs are set to the SMPTE 299M defaults for audio group 1 to group 4 Group 1 0x2E7 Group 2 0x1E6 Group 3 0x1E5 Group 4 0x2E4 The DIDs are located in ancillary packets in the data stream They are fixed at the SMPTE 299M defaults 6 4 2 SDI Input The VCM can receive four groups o...

Page 288: ...r VPS to control the audio coding is active the output of VPS on the separate VBI PID is not supported Table 6 5 Handling of VPS Data VPS Signaling User Parameters Codec VPS Stereo Mode VPS Dual Channel Mode Mpeg2 HE AAC AAC AC3 DON T KNOW n a n a USE CONFIG NOT SUPPORTEDⁿ NOT SUPPORTEDⁿ MONO n a n a MONO LEFT NOT SUPPORTEDⁿ NOT SUPPORTEDⁿ STEREO Bit 5 Signalled n a JOINT STEREO NOT SUPPORTEDⁿ NOT...

Page 289: ...The first is the horizontal blanking interval of the video line called the horizontal ANC space HANC The second is the active portion of the video lines in the vertical blanking interval called the vertical ANC space VANC HANC and VANC of the SDI signal can carry specific ancillary ANC data The encoder then can be set up to extract and repacketize the data carried in the HANC or VANC based on the ...

Page 290: ...fault is set according to the relevant standard for the VBI type 6 5 2 1 VBI Lines Up to 8 VBI lines per field can be extracted Unless otherwise stated all VBI data are formed into one VBI Transport Stream packet that conforms to ETSI EN 301 775 or SCTE 127 6 5 2 2 VBI Data Data can be extracted from the vertical blanking interval of the incoming video stream processed and then included in the out...

Page 291: ...logo format supported is OSD type 6 A bitmap image can be converted offline using the logo utility that converts the logo from bitmap format into OSD format The encoder supports logo for a full resolution screen however there is a limit for storing the OSD6 logo file and the limit is 2 Mbyte 6 6 1 2 Logo Upload It is recommended to first configure the video services and then upload the logo file T...

Page 292: ... Cards the slate can also be displayed automatically when certain options are enabled on the Video Component Input tab Unless otherwise specified the following instructions assume each of these features are enabled in isolation although they may of course be combined with logical consequences 6 6 2 1 1 Display Slate after Sensitivity Delay This feature monitors the Video Input Lock also displayed ...

Page 293: ...rom the next options even if these are enabled 6 6 2 1 2 Option Detect under Action On Freeze Frame This feature functions in a similar way to the one above The condition which starts the hysteresis is the detection of a still picture A natural still will not trigger the condition only a succession of identical frames The hysteresis is defined by two delays Time Threshold Before Slate and Time Thr...

Page 294: ...referring to both frozen video and silent audio is raised 6 6 2 1 3 Option Detect under Action On Silent Audio This feature monitors a single audio component belonging to the service It can only detect silence in streams that are transcoded since pass through streams are not decoded The selection is made by stream number which bears no relationship with PIDs or other service metadata It is recomme...

Page 295: ...o is raised 6 6 2 1 4 Option Detect under Action On Freeze Frame and Silence The other two options can be enabled at the same time and they operate independently either condition triggering the slate as soon as their time thresholds are satisfied Enabling detection in Action On Freeze Frame and Silence however requires that both conditions coexist for the duration of the Time Threshold Before Slat...

Page 296: ...to Data 3 and 4 Both ports are independent of each other i e the IP address MAC address subnet mask and default gateway can have different settings Both ports are active at the same time and transmit the same data If both ports are configured to be on the same subnet only one port will respond to ICMP messages Figure 6 11 Data Network Redundancy The data ports can raise an alarm during abnormal op...

Page 297: ...tion enables the switch of the operation states of the services or of the whole device 6 9 2 Operation States The Setmode function is available on two levels media and unit level The function provides five states on both of the levels 6 9 2 1 Offline Mode In offline mode the entity does not enable the emissions and the input related alarms 6 9 2 2 Retire Mode In retire mode the entity coordinates ...

Page 298: ... When using the front panel menu select Advanced System MGP Support MGP Mode In off state only offline or online mode can be set for both the unit and the media In module level state only offline or online mode can be set for the unit but any of the five possible modes for the media In unit level state any of the five possible modes can be set for the unit but only offline or online mode for the m...

Page 299: ...e of management information between network devices It is part of the Transmission Control Protocol Internet Protocol TCP IP protocol suite and is defined in a set of standards RFC 1065 RFC 1067 RFC 1155 RFC 1157 RFC 1213 RFC 1441 RFC 1452 RFC 1901 RFC 1910 RFC 2576 RFC 3411 RFC 3418 published by the Internet Engineering Task Force IETF 6 11 1 Supported Protocols SNMP versions 1 2c and 3 are suppo...

Page 300: ...and all alarms and warnings 6 12 XPO The unit supports an HTTP interface that is XPO2 compliant for configuration and status monitoring At least three simultaneous HTTP sessions can be supported HTTP access can be enabled or disabled Individual parameters can be controlled via XPO2 It does not require the complete XML configuration to be sent to change a single parameter Note The legacy XPO standa...

Page 301: ...res that the primary and backup are mirrors using the same PIDs for the same components All components selected for monitoring may be selected as also used to control redundancy switching 6 14 1 Selecting PIDs for Monitoring When configuring the AVP 4000 to perform a transcoded service from an IP source the wizard will present a step in which the user selects which PIDs if any are to be monitored ...

Page 302: ...the PIDs on which it has been enabled Both conditions have parameters which may be adjusted for different levels of error tolerance in the environment in which the AVP 4000 has been deployed The parameters are common to all PIDs being monitored They may be found by navigating in the web GUI to Service Configuration Outputs IP or ASI Transport Stream Service and viewing the Properties of that selec...

Page 303: ...liding window time period for monitoring of CC errors Maximum Valid PID Missing Period This parameter sets a sliding window time period for monitoring of missing PIDs PIDs are sampled once per second for their presence If a PID is missing for the number of seconds as set in the parameter an alarm is raised The alarm will only clear once the PID is present for the number of seconds set in the param...

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Page 305: ...5 1 Overview 7 7 7 5 2 Interfaces 7 7 7 6 External Sync Input Option Card 7 8 7 6 1 Overview 7 8 7 6 2 Interfaces 7 8 7 7 GPI Option Card 7 8 7 7 1 Overview 7 8 7 7 2 GPI Triggered Splicing 7 9 7 7 3 Alarm Relay 7 9 7 7 4 Load Stored Configurations 7 9 7 7 5 Data Input 7 9 7 7 6 Interfaces 7 9 7 8 CE HEVC Option Cards 7 10 7 8 1 Overview 7 10 7 8 2 Inputs 7 10 7 8 3 Video 7 11 7 8 4 Input Detectio...

Page 306: ...Option Card Slot Numbering 4 Slot 7 5 Figure 7 3 EI9001 Encoder Option Card 7 5 Figure 7 4 EI9001T Transcoder Option Card 7 5 Figure 7 5 ASI I O Option Card 7 7 Figure 7 6 External Sync Input Option Card 7 8 Figure 7 7 GPIO Option Card 7 9 Figure 7 8 CE HEVC Option Cards 7 10 Figure 7 9 Inserting and Withdrawing Modules 7 13 List of Tables Table 7 1 Option Cards Available at this Release 7 3 Table...

Page 307: ... AVP HWO ASI IO A FAZ 101 0196 215 ROA 128 6448 ASI Input Output Card with 2x Inputs and 2x Outputs AVP HWO EXTSYNC A FAZ 101 0196 216 ROA 128 6449 External Sync Module AVP HWO GPI A FAZ 101 0196 217 ROA 128 6450 General Purpose Input Card CE HWO HEVC BNC A FAZ 101 0196 272 ROA 128 6526 HEVC Media Processing module with BNC connections CE HWO HEVC SFP C A FAZ 101 0196 273 ROA 128 6527 HEVC Card SF...

Page 308: ...mpression Modules VCMs and other Option Cards are described in the following paragraphs 7 3 2 4 Slot Chassis Table 7 3 lists the option cards that are available for the AVP 4 slot chassis and the slots that the cards must be fitted in in order of preference Table 7 3 Option Card Combinations 4 Slot Option Card Recommended Slot Positions EI9001 4 3 2 1 EI9001T 4 3 2 1 ASI I O 1 2 3 4 Ext SYNC 1 2 3...

Page 309: ... Transcoder can encode a single video input Figure 7 3 EI9001 Encoder Option Card Figure 7 4 EI9001T Transcoder Option Card Note EI9001 EI9001T modules can be fitted in slots 6 5 4 or 3 Up to four modules may be fitted to the base chassis For more details on the card capabilities Video Audio VBI etc see Chapter 6 Advanced Video Processing and Networking For the list of available licenses see secti...

Page 310: ...7 or 480 SD Horizontal Resolution 1920 or 1280 HD 720 SD Reduced horizontal resolutions are configurable on the VCM but are not recommended for contribution feeds If selected the reduced resolution must also be supported by the decoder Scene cut detection 7 4 4 Ancillary Data Closed Captions EIA 608 EIA 708 via SMPTE 334 Time Code OP 47 Subtitles Generic ANC extraction 7 4 5 VBI Video Index Closed...

Page 311: ...e ASI Card is configurable up to 150 Mbps The module automatically configures Burst or Byte Mode For a Transport Stream rate less than 70 Mbps packets are sent in Byte Mode Above 70 Mbps Burst Mode is used Figure 7 5 ASI I O Option Card 7 5 2 Interfaces The ASI I O option card has the following interfaces Two 75 Ω female BNC input connectors Two 75 Ω female BNC output connectors The input connecto...

Page 312: ...rmation is extracted and passed to the Host Controller Card If the input is a 10 MHz clock signal it is directly passed to the Host Controller card Figure 7 6 External Sync Input Option Card 7 6 2 Interfaces The External Sync Input option card has the following interface One 75 Ω female BNC input connector for connecting a 10 MHz 1Vpp reference signal or an analogue video signal 7 7 GPI Option Car...

Page 313: ...rovide alarm relay interfaces that can be used to send a signal to remote equipment on an alarm condition 7 7 4 Load Stored Configurations The GPI input pins can be used to trigger the loading of any of the 64 stored configurations on the unit The selection of the stored configuration is made by configuring 6 of the GPI input pins as a binary representation of the store number while a 7th pin prov...

Page 314: ...enses summarized in Chapter 1 Introduction Figure 7 8 CE HEVC Option Cards Note Up to 4 CE HEVC modules can be fitted If the appropriate licenses are available up to 16 channel pairs of audio can be encoded using the MPEG 1 Layer II algorithm 6 audio channel pairs can be encoded in Dolby Digital or 6 channel pairs in HE AAC There is also an option to configure the unit to pass thru pre encoded Dol...

Page 315: ...ble of detecting if there is a valid video stream available at the SDI input See Chapter 3 Getting Started How to Configure and use Video Input detection for details 7 8 5 Ancillary Data Closed Captions EIA 608 EIA 708 via SMPTE 334 Time Code SMPTE 2016 3 AFD and Bar Data HDR WSS signalling SDR BT 709 UHD SDR BT 2020 HDR HLG10 HDR in VUI HDR HLG10 SDR in VUI HDR PQ10 7 8 6 Audio Compression Up to ...

Page 316: ...er where the Upgrade Wizard is saved and run the executable file Notes Follow instructions provided with the software upgrade wizard to reduce the risk of upgrade failure The upgrade process needs approximately 50 minutes to finish The unit automatically reboots during the process Following an upgrade the unit configuration is lost and any stored configurations may no longer be compatible with the...

Page 317: ...e force as this may result in damage to the module connector or other components If any significant resistance to inserting a module is felt withdraw the module slightly and check for obstructions 7 10 2 Electrostatic Discharge Warning Static electricity can damage electronic components To avoid damage keep modules in their static protective package until you are ready to install them To reduce th...

Page 318: ...When inserted and powered the unit will determine the module capabilities and make it available for configuration Initially a default set of parameters will be in place As long as there are licenses available for the features required the module can then be configured and used immediately Caution To avoid damaging the module always handle carefully see section 7 10 1 and avoid electrostatic discha...

Page 319: ...i e can be hot swapped This will cause services to be allocated to other modules if available enabling the removal of the module in question In this way essential maintenance can be carried out with minimum disruption The replacement module must be of the same type and at the same software version as the original The replacement module must be fitted into the same option slot as the module it is r...

Page 320: ... with the rear of the base chassis observe the handling precautions and advice for module pairs where applicable 6 Tighten the two captive retaining screws 7 Connect any external cables to the replacement option card Note If the replacement card is of the same type as the failed card has the same capabilities licenses is at the same software version and is fitted in the same slot then it will be a...

Page 321: ...5 Fault finding 8 9 8 5 1 Fault finding Philosophy 8 9 8 5 2 Preliminary Checks 8 10 8 5 3 Power Supply Problems Unit Not Working 8 11 8 5 3 1 Fuse Replacement 8 11 8 5 3 2 Lithium Battery 8 11 8 5 4 Fan s Not Working Overheating 8 11 8 5 5 Cannot Access Web GUI 8 12 8 5 6 Unit Cannot Be Pinged 8 12 8 5 7 General Operation Problems 8 13 8 5 7 1 Time for Parameters to Update Before Rebooting the Un...

Page 322: ... 8 5 10 3 Teletext Re encoding Problems 8 17 8 5 10 4 Video Limitations When Transcoding 8 17 8 5 10 5 Time Taken for an Output Service to Appear when Transcoding Using EI9001T 8 18 8 5 11 Restrictions on DVB Subtitles Pass thru 8 18 8 5 11 1 DVB Subtitles Not Supported When Outputting Down converted Video 8 18 8 5 11 2 DVB Subtitles Bit Rate Setting 8 18 8 5 12 Video Recovery Delay When Switching...

Page 323: ...Preventive Maintenance and Fault finding 1 1553 FGC 101 1790 Uen Y 8 3 Table 8 4 Fans Not Working Overheating 8 12 Table 8 5 Cannot Access Web GUI 8 12 Table 8 6 Unit Cannot be Pinged 8 13 ...

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Page 325: ... may cause overheating This condition is detected by a temperature sensor on the Host Card or a MPM and causes the alarm to be raised 8 2 2 Cleaning Caution Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners Unplug the unit from the wall outlet before cleaning the exterior with a damp cloth Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosol cleaners Note Only the exterior of the case should be cleaned 8 2 3 Servic...

Page 326: ...y checks to determine that the product is in a safe operating condition Also performance and EMC checks may be required 8 3 Maintenance and Support 8 3 1 Introduction Ericsson is a leader in the design integration and implementation of digital broadcasting products and systems It has a large team dedicated to keeping our customers on air 24 hours a day 365 days a year With regional offices worldwi...

Page 327: ...ons Call Ericsson Sales for more details 8 4 Alarms See Annex E Alarm Lists for further details of possible alarm messages 8 4 1 Alarms Control Port The control ports can raise an alarm during abnormal operational conditions Table 8 1 Alarms Control Port Alarm Description Ethernet interface Ctrlx link down on Control network No link has been established on Ethernet Control Port Ctrl x Ethernet int...

Page 328: ...erface group x y has been lost Network Configuration failed Failed to configure Network setting Using default network configuration 8 4 3 Alarm Monitor Widget Current Tab The alarm status of the chassis is available on the Current tab of the Alarm Monitor widget on the Dashboard All currently active alarms will be displayed along with details of the time and date that the alarm was raised the seve...

Page 329: ...e Responses The Host Card monitors all responses back from the module and resets the module if appropriate This includes initiating redundancy switches if this results in limiting the error period All actions are logged by the Host Card 8 5 Fault finding 8 5 1 Fault finding Philosophy It is the objective of this section to provide sufficient information to enable you to rectify apparent faults or ...

Page 330: ...s turned on I See Chapter 1 Introduction for location of the power switch b Replace the fuse in the power connector at the rear panel Note Only replace the fuse once If it blows again contact Ericsson Customer Services c Replace external equipment power source and cables by substitution to check their performance 2 Confirm that the equipment hardware configuration is suitable for the purpose and h...

Page 331: ... the fuse in the plug Replace the fuse or try to substitute another cable 4 Check PSU Module s and Fuse s Ensure the power connector is unplugged Remove the fuse from the rear panel connector and inspect it Has the fuse blown Replace the fuse with one of the correct type and rating see Annex B Technical Specification If the PSU still does not work unplug the power cable and call a Service Engineer...

Page 332: ... Internet Explorer 8 is used in compatibility mode Is it Turn off the compatibility mode in Internet Explorer 8 by following the steps below 1 Press the Alt key then select the Tools menu 2 Select Compatibility View Settings 3 Make sure that all the three checkboxes at the bottom are unchecked 4 Click Close 5 Re open the browser Proceed to next step 3 Does a dialogue appear after accessing the int...

Page 333: ...ed The problem probably lies with the gateway or subnet mask settings Proceed to next step Set the correct IP address 3 Check the subnet mask and gateway settings For more information see Ethernet Control Port Are they correctly set up The problem probably lies with the firewall settings Proceed to next step Set up the subnet mask and gateway correctly 4 Check the firewall settings Are they correc...

Page 334: ...ALC operation 8 5 8 VBI Operation Problems 8 5 8 1 Ancillary Timecode ATC Not Extracted and Placed into the VBI Data PES The ATC is not a VBI component and is not part of the VBI in separate PID VBI in PES The ATC is only present in the MPEG 2 Sequence GOP header in MPEG 2 or the H 264 SEI message in H 264 8 5 8 2 Default Value for Bar Data There is no default user default value for Bar Data in th...

Page 335: ... 4 bit AFD code versions are supported i e the relevant 4 data bits are passed through unmodified and can be interpreted as either specification For extraction of AFD code information from Video Index to SEI message Video User Data the assumption is made that the 1995 specification is in use in the encoder decoder chain 3 bit AFD code only 8 5 8 6 Number of VBI Lines Supported The current version ...

Page 336: ...rictions When the buffer mode is set to Seamless the configuration of the encoder buffer size VBV buffer in MPEG 2 CPB buffer in H 264 is set by the user using the following parameters Buffer Delay between 500 ms to 7000 ms Seamless Buffer Delay Min Seamless Bitrate Bmin Buffer Size Bmin x Buffer Delay In seamless mode restrictions in Bmin and seamless delay are in place to force a reasonable enco...

Page 337: ... if the whole incoming transport stream is missing an alarm is raised The setup and routing is therefore static and not dynamic any change in the incoming input will not be automatically picked up by the unit such as the incoming TS changing from MPEG 2 to H 264 or the number of Teletext Lines and location changing 8 5 10 2 Component Selection Problems When Transcoding Transcode mode on the GUI al...

Page 338: ...es Bit Rate Figure 8 1 DVB Subtitles Bit Rate The bit rate for DVB Subtitles is bursty and can fluctuate between 0 bps to few hundred kbps This bit rate setting is to ensure the pipe allocated for DVB Subs is big enough to avoid overrating the TS output This is especially useful in bit rate tracking mode 8 5 12 Video Recovery Delay When Switching MPEG 2 to H 264 It takes up to 20 seconds for the e...

Page 339: ...s on the unit Extracted from the unit the log file may contain important information that can facilitate tracking down problems Log Operation The event log is stored on the Host Controller Card HCC A log file is generated with a file format as defined by RFC3164 Once the log has filled the space allocated to it the oldest entries in the log file are overwritten Events that are logged include power...

Page 340: ...t is used by the unit to efficiently store unit settings among the pre stored configurations This is a compact description in xml format and contains only the most important attributes Getting the Exported Configuration from the unit To get the exported configuration do the following 1 Navigate to the Stored Configurations page 2 In the Stored Configurations widget select the configuration you wan...

Page 341: ...ontrol parameters button depending on whether you want to include the IP information of the unit in the saved xml file 3 In the popup window select the Save file option 4 By default the unit will save the configuration file to the Downloads folder on your computer Reloading a Saved Configuration to the unit Any previously saved configuration can be easily reloaded to the unit from the Support page...

Page 342: ...ide of the screen click on the Base Unit folder to open the folder tree 3 Click on the Remote Server Logging folder to display the relevant properties in the Properties widget on the right hand side of the screen 4 Enter the Remote Server IP Address and select the log options required see Figure 8 2 5 Click on the Apply All button to accept the new properties 8 9 2 1 1 2 Disabling Remote Server Lo...

Page 343: ...r must be configured to allow UDP traffic to port 514 to pass through The configuration of the logging process e g syslog or rsyslog on the remote server determines many aspects of how the incoming messages are logged such as The file to which the messages are logged the default is the normal system log Whether or not the IP address of the source unit is included The default is Yes for syslog and ...

Page 344: ...logs may be lost during a remote server restart i e a change of configuration 8 9 4 1 1 4 User Configuration Logging When configuration logging is selected configurations are logged as follows Only configuration differences i e the changes made to the default configuration are recorded in detail due to the large volume of data which would be generated otherwise The data is not recorded in the loca...

Page 345: ... obtain an XML file Unit logs if relevant To obtain these go to the Support View Logs web page System architecture and environment Description of the symptoms and what diagnosis and tests have already been attempted Any external events that may be related as triggers of the symptoms If so at what local time Wireshark IP captures if relevant System logs from any controlling application software if ...

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Page 347: ...signals are sampled on alternate lines at half the luminance rate 4 2 2 Digital video coding method in which the color difference signals are sampled on all lines at half the luminance rate 422P ML 422 Profile at Main Level A subset of the MPEG 2 standard which supports digital video storage DVD etc and transmissions up to 50 Mbps over various mediums Used for Contribution and Distribution applica...

Page 348: ... refers to the sporadic nature of the data being transmitted Cells are transmitted only when data is to be sent therefore the time interval between cells varies according to the availability of data ATSC Advanced Television Standards Committee An organization founded in 1983 to research and develop a digital TV standard for the U S A In late 1996 the FCC adopted the ATSC standard the digital count...

Page 349: ...istent rate of data flow BW Bandwidth The transmission capacity of an electronic line such as among others a communications network computer bus or broadcast link It is expressed in bits per second bytes per second or in Hertz cycles per second When expressed in Hertz the frequency may be a greater number than the actual bits per second because the bandwidth is the difference between the lowest an...

Page 350: ...he input and output of a transmission path COFDM Coded OFDM COFDM adds forward error correction to the OFDM transmission consisting of Reed Solomon RS coding followed by convolutional coding to add extra bits to the transmitted signal This allows a large number of errors at the receive end to be corrected by convolutional Viterbi decoding followed by RS decoding Composite CVBS Video Signal 1 V pk ...

Page 351: ...as displayed by a spectrum analyzer Can be forward DCT or inverse DCT DDS Direct Digital Synthesiser Decoder The unit containing the electronic circuitry necessary to decode encrypted signals Some Decoders are separate from the receiver but in satellite TV broadcasting the term is often used interchangeably as a name for an Integrated Receiver Decoder IRD The term IRD or IRD Decoder is usually ass...

Page 352: ...l Tone MultiFrequency DVB Digital Video Broadcasting A European project which has defined transmission standards for digital broadcasting systems using satellite DVB S cable DVB C and terrestrial DVB T medium created by the EP DVB group and approved by the ITU Specifies modulation error correction etc see EN 300 421 for satellite EN 300 429 for cable and EN 300 744 for terrestrial DVB SI Digital V...

Page 353: ...elecommunications Standard ETSI European Telecommunications Standards Institute FBAS German for CVBS FCC Federal Communications Commission FDM Frequency Division Multiplex A common communication channel for a number of signals each with its own allotted frequency FEC Forward Error Correction A method of catching errors in a transmission The data is processed through an algorithm that adds extra bi...

Page 354: ... a mouse or keyboard H 264 ITU T H 264 which has been incorporated into MPEG 4 Part 10 Advanced Video Coding see MPEG 4 H 265 ITU T H 265 A standard that defines HEVC decoding HDTV High Definition Television HEVC High Efficiency Video Coding This video encoding method is a successor to AVC HPA High Power Amplifier Used in the signal path to amplify the modulated and up converted broadcast signal f...

Page 355: ...network address and is used to route a message to a different network or sub network IP accepts packets from the layer 4 transport protocol TCP or UDP adds its own header to it and delivers a datagram to the layer 2 data link protocol It may also break the packet into fragments to support the Maximum Transmission Transfer Unit MTU of the network I picture I frame Intracoded Picture Frame A picture...

Page 356: ...ions Union Telecommunications Standardization Sector was CCITT JPEG Joint Photographic Experts Group ISO ITU standard for compressing still images It has a high compression capability Using discrete cosine transform it provides user specified compression ratios up to around 100 1 there is a trade off between image quality and file size kbps 1000 bits per second Kbit 1024 bits usually refers to mem...

Page 357: ...t stream MCPC Multiple Channels Per Carrier Meta data Meta data is descriptive data that is tagged to a movie or audio clip Meta data is essential for the broadcaster MMDS Multichannel Microwave Distribution System A terrestrial microwave direct to home broadcast transmission system Motion Compensation The use of motion vectors to improve the efficiency of the prediction of sample values The predi...

Page 358: ... transmit sources simultaneously In video applications multicast is typically used to distribute a video signal from a central source to multiple destinations MUSICAM Masking pattern adapted Universal Sub band Integrated Coding And Multiplexing An audio bit rate reduction system relying on sub band coding and psychoacoustic masking Mux Multiplexer Transmission Multiplexer receives EMMs from the AC...

Page 359: ...dulation technique used for digital TV transmission in Europe Japan and Australia more spectrally efficient than FDM In OFDM data is distributed over a large number of carriers spaced apart at precise frequencies The carriers are arranged with overlapping sidebands in such a way that the signals can be received without adjacent channel interference OPPV Order ahead Pay Per View An advance purchase...

Page 360: ...to a maximum of 64 kbytes A time stamp is provided by the MPEG 2 systems layer to ensure correct synchronization between related elementary streams at the Decoder PID Packet Identifier the header on a packet in an elementary data stream which identifies that data stream An MPEG 2 DVB standard PIN Personal Identification Number A password used to control access to programming and to set purchase li...

Page 361: ...CB for an explanation PS Program Stream A combination of one or more PESs with a common timebase PSI Program Specific Information Consists of normative data which is necessary for the de multiplexing of transport streams and the successful regeneration of programs see also SI PSIP Program System Information Protocol The ATSC equivalent of SI for DVB PSK Phase Shift Keying A method of modulating di...

Page 362: ...e and the data it holds cannot be erased Data may be read as often as required RS Reed Solomon coding An error detection and correction coding system 16 bytes of Reed Solomon Forward Error Correction code are appended to the packet before transmission bringing the packet length to 204 bytes The 16 bytes are used at the receiving end to correct any errors Up to eight corrupted bytes can be correcte...

Page 363: ...e cable TV company New technologies evolving for set top boxes are video on demand video games educational services database searches and home shopping The cable equivalent of the IRD SFN Single Frequency Network The SFN technique allows large geographic areas to be served with a common transmission multiplex All transmitters in the network are synchronously modulated with the same signal and they...

Page 364: ...l system which requires subscribers to speak with an operator who then manually enters their entitlement requests Some systems support multiple SMSs SNG Satellite News Gathering SNMP Simple Network Management Protocol SNTP Simple Network Time Protocol is an Internet protocol used to synchronize the clocks of computers to some time reference It is a simplified version of the protocol NTP protocol w...

Page 365: ...al Asynchronous Receiver Transmitter A device providing a serial interface for transmitting and receiving data UDP User Datagram Protocol A protocol above the IP layer that provides port multiplexing in addition In essence you can transmit IP data packets to several receiving processes in the same unit device Unicast Point to point connection i e the opposite of multicast which is one to many or m...

Page 366: ...ne 50 Hz television systems ITU R 653 XLR Audio connector featuring three leads two for signal and one for GND XML eXtensible Markup Language A very common self describing text based data format Used for many purposes Meta data configuration files documents etc The readability of the format has made it very popular and is now the fundament for many types of WEB services XPO The name given to the s...

Page 367: ...on B 6 B 3 5 Vertical Blanking Interval VBI and Ancillary ANC Data B 6 B 3 6 Video B 8 B 3 6 1 Pre Processor Metrics B 8 B 3 6 2 HD Video Formats B 8 B 3 6 3 SD Video Formats B 9 B 3 6 4 Impairment Reduction B 10 B 3 6 5 Operating Times B 11 B 3 6 6 Test Pattern B 11 B 3 7 Audio B 11 B 3 7 1 Limitations B 12 B 3 7 2 Pass thru B 12 B 3 7 3 Decoding B 13 B 3 7 4 Preprocessing B 13 B 3 7 5 Encoding B...

Page 368: ... 11 Video Profiles SD Specification B 10 Table B 12 Audio Limitations for EI9001 and EI9001T VCM B 12 Table B 13 Audio Pass thru Specification B 13 Table B 14 Audio Decoding Specification B 13 Table B 15 Audio Preprocessing Specification B 14 Table B 16 Audio Encoding Specification B 15 Table B 17 ASI I O Specification B 16 Table B 18 G 703 Transceiver Specification B 16 Table B 19 External Sync I...

Page 369: ...s xxx xxx xxx xxx Ipv4 Network Mask xxx xxx xxx xxx Ipv4 Gateway Address xxx xxx xxx xxx Ipv4 Note The front panel always provides a way of changing these settings to prevent all control interfaces being disabled B 2 Data Ethernet Specification B 2 1 Overview The Ethernet Data ports support IEEE 802 3u auto negotiation and parallel detection The auto negotiation function can be disabled to force t...

Page 370: ...t mask are those assigned to the ethernet port or in the case of mirrored mode those assigned to the primary IP port B 3 EI9001 Encoder EI9001T Transcoder Specification B 3 1 SDI Table B 3 SDI Specification Item Specification Safety Status SELV Connector Designation SD SDI IN Connector Type 75 Ω BNC female socket Input Standard UK EC ITU R RECMN BT 656 3 Interfaces for Digital Component Video Sign...

Page 371: ...owered down impedance 75 Ω B 3 3 IP Input Table B 5 IP Input Specification Item Specification Minimum Maximum Bitrate for Transcoded services 350 kbps 160 Mbps Number of Multicasts Unicasts 0 48 Number of Services per Multicast Unicast VBR Input SPTS only CBR Input 1 VBR Input SPTS only CBR Input Jitter tolerance 250 milliseconds B 3 3 1 Limitations PID Limitations on large MPTS for incoming MPTS ...

Page 372: ...ng region ANC or in the non active television lines VBI Ancillary Data There are two positions in the video stream where ANC packets are allowed The first is the horizontal blanking interval of the video line called the horizontal ANC space HANC The second is the active portion of the video lines in the vertical blanking interval called the vertical ANC space VANC HANC and CANC of the SDI signal c...

Page 373: ...VBI types can be enabled or disabled individually The video line from which the VBI is extracted can also be configured The default is set according to the relevant standard for the VBI type VBI Lines Up to 8 VBI lines per field can be extracted Unless otherwise stated all VBI data are formed into one VBI Transport Stream packet that conforms to ETSI EN 301 775 or SCTE 127 VBI Data Data can be ext...

Page 374: ...n conjunction with the first stage ME analyzes the video on a macroblock by macroblock basis and produces Pre Processor Metrics on Activity spatially Complexity Motion vectors and SAD results Luminance level Frame size information Scene Cuts Using the VCM Pre Processor Metrics listed above the pre processor determines scene cuts in the input video This should cause the encoding engine to minimise ...

Page 375: ...on Option Module Profile H 264 HD Main Profile Level 4 0 4 2 0 8 bit EI9001 AVP SWO MP4 and AVP SWO HD HD High Profile Level 4 0 4 2 0 8 bit EI9001 AVP SWO MP4 and AVP SWO HD MPEG 2 HD Main Profile High Level 4 2 0 8 bit EI9001 AVP SWO MP2 and AVP SWO HD B 3 6 3 SD Video Formats Active Video Start Line The active video starts on line 23 for both the 525 line and the 625 line system SMPTE RP 202 20...

Page 376: ...352x480 29 97 Scale 1 2 and blank 4 pixels at left and right edges in scaled image If the output resolution is changed the pre processor ensures the change occurs at a GOP boundary and that the previous GOP is closed Video Profiles Depending on the option module fitted the following video profiles are supported Table B 11 Video Profiles SD Specification Profile Available on Option Module Profile H...

Page 377: ...hanges configuration within two seconds plus the video delay This means that the visible glitch period is two seconds This includes most coding parameter changes including GOP size resolution changes and filter settings Mode For mode changes profile changes frame rate VBR modes and delay modes the configuration is complete within ten seconds to include the time to reset the buffer The change time ...

Page 378: ...r limits as detailed in the table below Table B 12 Audio Limitations for EI9001 and EI9001T VCM Feature Limits per EI9001 and EI9001T VCM Output audio components 8 Maximum Weighting 4 x 100 Maximum source components for IP sources 4 Maximum source AES 3 pairs for SDI sources 8 Maximum LPCM Pass thru 4 Maximum Dolby E Pass thru 4 Maximum Dolby Digital Plus Pass thru 8 Maximum MPEG 1 LayerII Pass th...

Page 379: ...tance per VCM Weight SDI LPCM N A License free 8 0 SDI Dolby E N A AVP SWO DOLBYE DEC 2 20 SDI or IP MPEG 1 Layer II Mono License free 4 10 Dual Mono Stereo Joint Stereo SDI or IP Dolby Digital Mono AVP SWO DOLBY AC3 DEC 4 15 Stereo Surround 5 1 SDI or IP Dolby Digital Plus Mono AVP SWO DOLBY AC3 DEC 4 15 Stereo Surround 5 1 SDI or IP AAC LC Mono License free 4 20 Stereo Surround 5 1 SDI or IP HE ...

Page 380: ...Technical Specification B 14 1 1553 FGC 101 1790 Uen Y Table B 15 Audio Preprocessing Specification Method Encode Coding Mode Weight ALC Mono 5 Stereo 5 Surround 5 1 15 Gain All 0 ...

Page 381: ...0 6 Channel Phase Aligned 1 additional license 10 8 Channel Phase Aligned 2 additional licenses 10 Dolby Digital AC3 Mono left or right or average AVP SWO DOLBY 6 30 Stereo 1 license 30 Surround 5 1 3 licenses 50 Dolby Digital Plus EC3 Mono left or right or average AVP SWO DOLBY PLUS 4 40 Stereo 1 license 40 Surround 5 1 3 licenses 80 AAC LC Mono left or right or average AVP SWO AAC 8 5 Stereo 1 l...

Page 382: ...ted upon Output Transport Stream format 188 byte Safety Status SELV Connector Designation ASI IN 1 ASI IN 2 ASI OUT 1 ASI OUT 2 Connector Type 75 Ω BNC Input Impedance Resistive termination 75 Ω B 3 9 G 703 Transceiver Card The G 703 Transceiver card provides one PDH Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy output interface that can be used for interfacing Transport Streams to PDH networks The interface i...

Page 383: ...gue video input voltage levels and is also capable of accepting various color standards Requirements for the video input signal are defined in the following table Table B 20 External Sync Input Analog Video Specification Item Specification Nominal Video level AC Coupled 0 5 to 2 0 Volts peak to peak Applicable Video Standards PAL NTSC Input Video Interfaces Composite CVBS S Video Y C and Component...

Page 384: ...tal B 5 1 Environmental Conditions The AVP is for use in non hostile environments i e designed for indoor use only with no protection against dust or water ingress Table B 24 Environmental Conditions Item Specification Operational Temperature 10ºC to 50ºC 14ºF to 122ºF ambient with free air flow or 10ºC to 45ºC 14ºF to 113ºF for maximum VCM density per chassis It may require a 10 minute warm up pe...

Page 385: ... B 19 Item Specification Storage Temperature 25 C to 70 C 13 F to 158 F Humidity 0 to 90 non condensing The product requires no special handling or packaging other than normal procedures for Ericsson equipment and is suitable for lifting by one person ...

Page 386: ...Technical Specification B 20 1 1553 FGC 101 1790 Uen Y BLANK ...

Page 387: ...1 1553 FGC 101 1790 Uen Y C 1 C Dolby E PCM Bypass and Switchout Annex C Contents C 1 Dolby E PCM Bypass and Switchout C 3 List of Figures Figure C 1 Audio Routing for PCM Bypass and Switchout C 3 ...

Page 388: ...Dolby E PCM Bypass and Switchout C 2 1 1553 FGC 101 1790 Uen Y BLANK ...

Page 389: ...1553 FGC 101 1790 Uen Y C 3 C 1 Dolby E PCM Bypass and Switchout Audio routing for PCM bypass and switchout when Dolby E is not present on the main input is shown in the figure below Figure C 1 Audio Routing for PCM Bypass and Switchout ...

Page 390: ...Dolby E PCM Bypass and Switchout C 4 1 1553 FGC 101 1790 Uen Y BLANK ...

Page 391: ...I9001 Encoder EI9001T Transcoder Option Cards D 9 D 3 EI9001T Additional Alarms D 22 D 4 ASI I O Option Card D 24 List of Tables Table D 1 Base Unit D 3 Table D 2 EI9001 Encoder EI9001T Transcoder Option Cards D 9 Table D 3 EI9001T Additional Alarms D 22 Table D 4 ASI I O Option Card D 24 ...

Page 392: ...Alarm Lists D 2 1 1553 FGC 101 1790 Uen X BLANK ...

Page 393: ...rnet interface Data3 in Data Interface Group 3 4 duplicate IP detected 3 0000040A Base Unit major Ethernet interface Data4 link down in Data Interface Group 3 4 Ethernet interface Data4 link down in Data Interface Group 3 4 4 00000406 Base Unit major Ethernet interface Data4 in Data Interface Group 3 4 duplicate IP detected Ethernet interface Data4 in Data Interface Group 3 4 duplicate IP detected...

Page 394: ...ot It may be faulty 0 03000421 Base Unit critical Option card failed to boot The card did not boot It may be faulty 0 04000421 Base Unit critical Option card failed to boot The card did not boot It may be faulty 0 05000421 Base Unit critical Option card failed to boot The card did not boot It may be faulty 0 06000421 Base Unit critical Option Card Comms Failure in slot An option card failed to res...

Page 395: ...The id prom of the option could not be read correctly 0 04000439 Base Unit minor Unrecognized Option Card in slot The id prom of the option could not be read correctly 0 05000439 Base Unit minor Unrecognized Option Card in slot The id prom of the option could not be read correctly 0 06000439 Base Unit minor Referenced Output Stream Unavailable from slot 1 An option card is not installed in the spe...

Page 396: ...ver time 0 00000448 Base Unit warning Internal Hardware Issue An Internal Hardware Issue has occured The system may not function properly 0 00000449 Base Unit minor Host Build Version Mismatch Host software is not at an officially released version Host function may not be affected 0 0000044A Base Unit minor System Clock Not Locked The system 27 MHz VCXO is not locked Check if the Mux SCR Source is...

Page 397: ...ion Card The Option Card in Slot 1 has unsupported software Considering updating with the latest supported software Otherwise it may lead to unexpected behaviour 0 00000457 Base Unit warning Unsupported Software on Option Card The Option Card in Slot 2 has unsupported software Considering updating with the latest supported software Otherwise it may lead to unexpected behaviour 0 00000458 Base Unit...

Page 398: ... warning MGP Failure Failed to go online previous online device preventing transmission 0 00000491 Base Unit major MGP Collision Potential duplicate transmission detected 0 00000492 Base Unit major MGP Spurious Spurious MSM packet detected 0 00000493 Base Unit minor CSM Contact lost No CSMs received from Control System 0 00000680 Base Unit minor Datagram loss is greater than 0 The datagram loss ra...

Page 399: ...critical Power On Self Test Failure At least one start up test has failed Problems may be experienced with the normal operation of the unit 0 03120004 EI9001T Module critical Video processor Warning A minor error occurred on the Video processor but services are not affected See log for more details 0 03120005 EI9001T Module minor Invalid Configuration An invalid configuration has been applied Chec...

Page 400: ...ny of the configured lines Please check the video input For more details on the type of VBI see the VBI status page 1 03124009 VBI minor VBI CC608 closed captions not detected on input Unable to find closed caption data on any of the configured lines Please check the video input For more details on the type of VBI see the VBI status page 1 0312400A VBI minor VBI ANC334 closed captions not detected...

Page 401: ... Time out of range Set Rate message received that is too late to be applied or is more than 5 seconds early The alarm is cleared by the reception of a valid Set Rate message or Reflex being disabled 1 03124022 EI9001T Module warning Reflex Source Identifier Unstable The online source identifier has changed twice in the last three messages received 1 03124023 EI9001T Module warning Reflex Source Id...

Page 402: ...lipping Audio gain value or input amplitude should be reduced 0 0312200a Audio 1 minor Audio 1 VPS ARIB Coding Mode Mismatch The coding mode signalled by VPS ARIB is not supported by the current Audio Codec 0 0312200b Audio 1 minor Audio 2 Input lock No valid audio detected on selected input Please check source connection 0 03122020 Audio 2 major Audio 2 TS input error Incoming transport stream er...

Page 403: ...lby E stream 0 03122045 Audio 3 minor Audio 3 Dolby E alignment Dolby E frames not properly aligned to video frames May glitch on frame drop repeat and video may not be aligned to audio 0 03122046 Audio 3 minor Audio 3 Dolby E metadata frame rate mismatch Frame rate indicated in Dolby E metadata does not match current video frame rate 0 03122047 Audio 3 minor Audio 3 ADS control track Control trac...

Page 404: ...k No valid audio detected on selected input Please check source connection 0 03122080 Audio 5 major Audio 5 TS input error Incoming transport stream error Please check source TS 0 03122081 Audio 5 major Audio 5 Compressed audio not detected Compressed audio not detected on input Please check source connection and source format 0 03122082 Audio 5 minor Audio 5 Input frame CRC failure CRC error in c...

Page 405: ...Dolby E metadata frame rate mismatch Frame rate indicated in Dolby E metadata does not match current video frame rate 0 031220A7 Audio 6 minor Audio 6 ADS control track Control track for audio description not present 0 031220A8 Audio 6 minor Audio 6 ADS silence Silent period detected Valid only for Audio Description Service encoding 0 031220A9 Audio 6 minor Audio 6 Clipping Audio output is clippin...

Page 406: ...t detected Compressed audio not detected on input Please check source connection and source format 0 031220E2 Audio 8 minor Audio 8 Input frame CRC failure CRC error in compressed input frame Output is muted 0 031220E3 Audio 8 minor Audio 8 Unsupported sample rate Unsupported sample rate at decoder output 0 031220E4 Audio 8 minor Audio 8 Dolby E program not present Program not present in Dolby E s...

Page 407: ...udio Description Service encoding 0 03122109 Audio 9 minor Audio 9 Clipping Audio output is clipping Audio gain value or input amplitude should be reduced 0 0312210A Audio 9 minor Audio 9 VPS ARIB Coding Mode Mismatch The coding mode signalled by VPS ARIB is not supported by the current Audio Codec 0 0312210B Audio 9 minor Audio 10 Input lock No valid audio detected on selected input Please check ...

Page 408: ... decoder output 0 03122144 Audio 11 minor Audio 11 Dolby E program not present Program not present in Dolby E stream 0 03122145 Audio 11 minor Audio 11 Dolby E alignment Dolby E frames not properly aligned to video frames May glitch on frame drop repeat and video may not be aligned to audio 0 03122146 Audio 11 minor Audio 11 Dolby E metadata frame rate mismatch Frame rate indicated in Dolby E meta...

Page 409: ...mode signalled by VPS ARIB is not supported by the current Audio Codec 0 0312216B Audio 12 minor Audio 13 Input lock No valid audio detected on selected input Please check source connection 0 03122180 Audio 13 major Audio 13 TS input error Incoming transport stream error Please check source TS 0 03122181 Audio 13 major Audio 13 Compressed audio not detected Compressed audio not detected on input P...

Page 410: ...ames May glitch on frame drop repeat and video may not be aligned to audio 0 031221A6 Audio 14 minor Audio 14 Dolby E metadata frame rate mismatch Frame rate indicated in Dolby E metadata does not match current video frame rate 0 031221A7 Audio 14 minor Audio 14 ADS control track Control track for audio description not present 0 031221A8 Audio 14 minor Audio 14 ADS silence Silent period detected V...

Page 411: ...ncoming transport stream error Please check source TS 0 031221E1 Audio 16 major Audio 16 Compressed audio not detected Compressed audio not detected on input Please check source connection and source format 0 031221E2 Audio 16 minor Audio 16 Input frame CRC failure CRC error in compressed input frame Output is muted 0 031221E3 Audio 16 minor Audio 16 Unsupported sample rate Unsupported sample rate...

Page 412: ...d Decoder Broadcaster ID Not Present Broadcaster identifier enabled but not present inserted 0 03100209 RX8 Decoder Module cleared Decoder VITC Not Present VITC enabled but not present inserted 0 0310020A RX8 Decoder Module cleared Card booted in Failsafe Mode Corrupted Main image Please reload valid Main image 0 0310020B RX8 Decoder Module minor Over Temperature Warning Failure to take action may...

Page 413: ...Teletext PTS Accuracy Teletext alignment window exceeded 0 03100214 RX8 Decoder Module minor Teletext Not Present Teletext enabled but not present inserted 0 03100215 RX8 Decoder Module cleared WSS Not Present WSS enabled but not present inserted 0 03100216 RX8 Decoder Module cleared VPS Not Present VPS enabled but not present inserted 0 03100217 RX8 Decoder Module cleared VI Not Present VI enable...

Page 414: ...re At least one start up test has failed Problems may be experienced with the normal operation of the unit 0 01110006 ASI IO Module critical Internal HW Information HW reported an unexpected status value This does not affect normal operation of the unit 0 01110007 ASI IO Module minor Option Card Build Version Mismatch The software on this option card is not an officially released version 0 0111000...

Page 415: ...4 E 5 Create Logo Tab E 4 E 5 1 Creating Transparency E 4 E 5 2 Adding Transparency Manually E 4 E 5 3 Adding Transparency Using a Key File E 5 E 5 4 Editing the Palette E 5 E 5 5 Palette Reallocation E 5 E 5 6 Downsampling E 6 E 6 Logo Position Tab E 6 E 6 1 Positioning E 6 E 6 2 Resolution E 6 E 6 3 Fade E 6 E 6 4 Image Validation E 7 E 6 5 Saving the OSD File E 7 ...

Page 416: ...Logo Creator E 2 1 1553 FGC 101 1790 Uen Y BLANK ...

Page 417: ...rdinary PC E 2 Logo Creator Installation The application runs under Windows XP Windows Vista or Windows 7 on an ordinary PC The PC requires the NET framework to be installed this is available from the following location https www microsoft com en gb download details aspx id 17718 To install Logo Creator 1 Double click the Logo Creator Installer msi file 2 If required at the prompt click Run 3 Clic...

Page 418: ...ey File A Key File is a bitmap image with the same size as the OSD image In this file the inactive areas should be colored white the active areas should be colored black and the parts with an intermediate level of transparency should be intermediate levels of grey The settings for changing transparency manually are located on the toolbar at the top E 5 2 Adding Transparency Manually Firstly change...

Page 419: ...the fine corrections for individual pixels E 5 3 Adding Transparency Using a Key File Create the Key File using a drawing package Color the active area white the inactive area black and intermediate areas as shades of grey Save as a BMP file Click the Apply Key File toolbar button and select the file to be used as a Key File The areas that were black in the Key File are now transparent background ...

Page 420: ...ive and inactive area E 6 Logo Position Tab When the Logo Position tab is selected the current image is displayed in a grey rectangle that represents a screen of the currently selected resolution E 6 1 Positioning The position of the image defaults to X 0 Y 0 To change the image position on the screen you can either drag the image about in the grey area or manually enter the coordinates When dragg...

Page 421: ...tting except on file loading If the image is off screen due to the changes then a warning will be displayed and unless the image has just been loaded the changed setting will be reset to the previous setting E 6 5 Saving the OSD File Select File Save As from the menu and select the version of OSD file you wish to save as from the drop down menu OSD 6 files contain all the information on the screen...

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