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CP525 cMux User’s Manual Rev. 5.20.12 (3944) ID: um_tsmux
Two modes of adding. Use "Single" to add a single PID, in which case the remapping
options will be available, or "Multiple" to add mode and priority parameters for a whole
range of PIDs or tags. Ranges are specified in much the same manner as the page range
option in the MS Windows print dialogue. (E.g. 100-103,105, which means numbers 100
through 103, plus 105).
PID - Tag
Whether to add PID a rule or a tag rule.
The remaining entries (Out PID, Override type, Mode and Priority) are as described for the
component edit dialogue. See
Figure 8.102 . If the scrambling feature is activated, scrambling
parameters for the component can also be set here. They are described in the edit component
scrambling chapter,
Section 8.7.2.6.4
Clicking the Add button and selecting Custom brings up the dialogue as shown in figure 8.100 .
This dialogue shows the status of the added component. The drop down menu lists all the
custom components added in this CP525. When a component is selected from the list the status
will be shown in the field below. PID remapping may be done at the bottom of the dialogue
window.
Figure 8.100 Component add dialogue -
Custom components
To add a new component, press
New
. This brings up the dialogue as shown in Figure 8.101 .
In the dialogue you may add signalling for unsignalled incoming PIDs. The dialogue consists
of one frame for defining PID value and PID type, one for component scrambling, and one for
adding component descriptors.