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Figure 8.101 Component add dialogue -
New custom component
Label
Specify a textual description of the component. Only used internally to identify new
components.
Input port
Specify incoming port for the unsignalled PID.
Input PID
Specify incoming PID value, or select an unsignalled PID from the list. The list of unsignaled
PIDs on the selected input port is shown when clicking on the icon next to the text field.
Type
Select the PID type you want to be signalled for the new PID. Click on the icon to the right
for a list of possible types.
Scrambling mode/group/signaling
Enable this if you want to scramble the component.
The lower part of the dialogue in Figure 8.101 enables adding component descriptors. Adding
a descriptor is done by clicking Add Descriptor . See section 8.7.2.6.2 for further information.
The Remove button
This button removes entries that have previously been added. This only works for entries
labelled with a plus sign.
The Edit button
The handling of a present component can be determined by selecting the row (or multiple rows)
and clicking the
Edit
button below the grid in Figure 8.97 . This pops up another dialogue 8.102
where rules for this component may be added or edited. The same can be achieved by double-
clicking the row in the table or right-clicking the row and selecting
Edit .
Fast short-cuts to configure mode parameters of a component PID rule are available by select-
ing the component to which a rule should be edited and select either "Include", "Exclude" or
"Default".
The
Status
frame in Figure 8.102 shows the pre-filled values of the key fields needed to add a
rule for the selected component.
In the PID Config frame parameters for a PID rule or global PID remapping may be added. The
PID Config section has the following fields: