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TS:QAM
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Input Interface
Input UDP Port
Input Multicast IP
Input Source
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Status
Ancillary PID Mapping
Ancillary PID processing is similar to service processing, in that it is linked to a specific
input stream object. The APEX1000 Ancillary PID Mapping window provides the
capability to manually map non-service PIDs. Ancillary PIDs are non service-related, as
they are not part of any service (not listed as a component of any PMT).
An example application would be the pass-through of EMMs. Ancillary PID mappings can
be made to any output regardless of the operating mode.
Notes:
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Apply (per row) is needed to modify a row
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Any rows already enabled and changed result in the PID mapping being deleted, and
then the addition of a new one
Configuring Ancillary PID Parameters
To configure Ancillary PID processing, select Manual Routing > Ancillary PID
Mapping:
Manual Routing • Stream Pass Thru Configuration
APEX1000 All-Purpose Edge QAM Software Version 2.4.x • Installation and Operation Manual
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Stream Pass Thru window field definitions
Definition
Shows the Output Transport Stream numbers (1–16, 17–32, 33–48), and
the QAM Port.
A check mark indicates that the route is enabled.
Specifies a GigE port (1 – 4) or Host port (1 – 2) as the input interface.
Specifies the input UDP port number for the transport stream.
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GigE: 0 – 65535
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Host: 1024 – 65535
Specifies the Multicast IP address, if applicable.
Specifies the Source IP address of the multicast group, if applicable.
Prompts you to disable all 48 rows.
Provides drop-list selections to quick status verification of:
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Input PSI Table
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Output PSI Table
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Output Program
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Output Transport Utilization
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Input Stream Redundancy
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Input Stream Status
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Mapping Errors
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