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ID value on the output will be kept if still within valid remap Service ID range, to avoid
output Service ID changes. If disabled Service IDs will always get a new remapped value
the output when input Service IDs changes. Any change to the Auto-Remap settings will
always trigger a new remap of all output Service IDs.
Rule type
Automatic service ID remapping supports separate rules for each type service IDs processed
by the multiplexer. Possible values for this parameter are “TV”, “Radio” and “Other”.
“Other” will serve as a wildcard for all rule types that has
not been defined.
Start ID
Defines the service ID start value for the specified rule type. Together, Start and End ID
forms the service ID range for the specified rule type. In the case where the start value is
higher than the end value the remapping will be reversed, top to bottom.
End ID
Defines the service ID end value for the specified rule type. Make sure to assign a big
enough range for all the service IDs that you want to remap.
Port offset
This parameter defines the amount the service ID values will be stepped up per Input ’Port
Index’.
The buttons “Add Rule” and “Remove Rule” can be used to add and remove the respective rule
types.
8.7.2.10.3 Mute
Figure 8.133 Output Mute
The ’Mute’ page is used to manage the output mute controller.
The availability of this page depends on the ’Output Mute’ feature key.
The mute controller can be configured to turn off the output based on a list of criteria referring
to alarms in the system.