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CP525 cMux User’s Manual Rev. 5.20.12 (3944) ID: um_tsmux
Figure 8.102 Component edit dialogue - Components tab
Out PID [Global]
This field is used to add global remapping for the input PID, which will be shared by all
services referring to this service. New values entered here will be written to the global
PID remapping table and will also be visible in the PIDs tab. The remapping value is only
used if the PID is referenced in a service. Global remapping always takes precedence if
there are both local and global remapping entries found for a component.
Out PID [Local]
This field can be used to remap a PID only when it is signalled in this specific service.
If the PID is shared with other services this configuration entry must be used with care.
Configuration conflicts may easily occur; different services may configure different output
PID values for the same input PID.
The field is mainly intended for use in time-share multiplexes where a PID moves between
services at different times of the day, and a different output PID is required in each service.
Also, this field may be used on a tag rule to achieve a fixed output PID for a given tag in
this service, even when the input PID changes. If a configuration renders a PID conflict,
an alarm will be raised by the unit.
Mode
"Include", "Exclude" or "Default". What how to handle the component if it is signalled on
the input.
Pri Queue
Priority queue to use for this component. For shared components the highest priority
queue assigned is used.
The
Tag Config
frame is used to add a rule for a specific component tag. Normally one would
choose either to use a PID rule or a Tag rule for one component. If both rule types are added,
the PID rule will be matched first taking precedence over any settings of the tag rule.
If more than one component was selected, the dialogue will look slightly different. At the top
will be a list of components currently being edited. Only mode and priority queue may be