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CP560 DVB-T2 Gateway User’s Manual Rev. 2.2 (3686) ID: um_t2gateway
Static destination MAC
Static MAC destination address is used to specify a fixed MAC destination address in
outgoing streams. This makes it possible to transmit to a destination host over a one-way
link. The static MAC address setting then replaces the normal ARP lookup. To enable
static MAC, check the box and enter a destination MAC address.
Override source IP
Option to use a different IP address than the one on the Ethernet interface when transmit-
ting IP frames with transport stream data.
The
IP Status
field provides real time status information pertaining to the selected output.
Current interface
The interface the IP stream will be transmitted through. If Manual destination interface
is enabled the configured interface will be shown. If not, the interface depends on the
configured destination address and the configured IP routing entries.
Resolved
Yes
when the MAC address of the configured IP destination address is resolved. The
parameter is always Yes when multicast is used without a multicast router. No when the
MAC address is not yet resolved by ARP lookup.
Dest. MAC address
Shows the destination MAC address used for the stream. This may be the MAC address
of the receiving unit, or the gateway if the receiving unit is on another network. If using
a multicast destination IP address without enabling multicast router, the field shows the
multicast MAC address corresponding to the configured multicast group. In the case of
multicast router, the MAC address resolved for the multicast router is shown. When the
address is still not resolved this field displays the value 00:00:00:00:00:00.
Group Ethernet rate
The bitrate of the IP frames containing this MPEG-2 transport stream and any FEC data
related to this stream.
Data Ethernet rate
The bitrate of the MPEG-2 transport stream contained in the IP stream.
Column FEC Ethernet rate
The bitrate of the column FEC contribution to the IP data.
Row FEC Ethernet rate
The bitrate of the row FEC contribution to the IP data.
8.6.6.2 FEC
This page allows configuring and applying forward error correction data to the output IP trans-
port stream.