Cobalt Digital Inc BBG-1090-TRX-MPEG, Руководство по эксплуатации продукта

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IP In
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Xcode HD to SD
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IP Out: This template is similar to the previous template,
but the programs are transcoded to SD resolution (and converted to interlaced if they are
progressive).
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ASI In
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Xcode, Pass
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IP Out: This template takes the first program from ASI
Input 1, transcodes it, and transmits it to an IP Output on Ethernet 1 with a multicast
destination address. Additionally, the original program is also routed to a second IP
Output on Ethernet 1.
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MPTS Splitting: ASI In (3ch ATSC)
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IP Out: This template demonstrates MPTS
Splitting (i.e., converting MPTS to SPTS) from ASI Input 1 to IP Outputs on Ethernet 1.
Programs 3, 4 and 5 on ASI Input 1 (which is the typical usage for ATSC feeds) are
routed.
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MPTS Splitting: IP In (2ch ATSC)
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IP Out: This template demonstrates MPTS
Splitting from an IP Input to an IP Output. It creates an IP Input with a multicast address
on Ethernet 1, and routes programs 3 and 4 (typical of ATSC feeds) to IP Outputs on
Ethernet 1 with multicast addresses.
Clear Current Configuration Button
The Clear Current Configuration button clears all the configured ports and streams as follows:
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All ASI Ports are disabled.
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All IP Inputs are deleted.
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All IP Outputs are deleted.
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All Connections are removed.
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All Transcoders are reset to their default configuration and disabled.
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The Test Packet Generator is disabled.
The button does not affect the following areas:
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The settings in the Network tab are not changed.
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The settings in the Admin General tab are not changed.
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Saved configurations are not modified in any way.
Dashboard™ will take a few seconds to reload (longer if you are accessing over a wide-area
network), but the actual configuration in the BBG-1090-TRX-MPEG is virtually instantaneous.
The Status Message Area will indicate the result of the operation.
Admin Test Packet Generator Tab
The BBG-1090-TRX-MPEG includes two Test Packet Generators (TPGs), capable of generating
a configurable constant bit rate sequence of MPEG-2 Transport Packets with very strict timing.
The TPGs are considered a source (input), and are available to be connected to any output. The
user interface for the TPGs includes a current status table, which reports the current
configuration of the generators.