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Status – Displays the status of the service being processed. In addition to the
possible status messages listed below, the message may state whether
Ethernet Output Port 1 or 2 has its link down e.g. ETH 1 DOWN.
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Disabled – Service Splitting mode has been disabled from the Output page.
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Not Present – The service that has been configured for Service Splitting is
no longer present in the incoming transport stream. Service Filter mode has
been set to OFF from Output page.
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Present - The service that has been configured for Service Splitting is
present in the incoming transport stream. Service Filter mode has been set
to OFF from Output page.
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Remapped - The service that has been configured for Service Splitting is
present in the incoming transport stream. Service Filter mode has been set
to REMAP from Output page.
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MSF Passed - The service that has been configured for Service Splitting is
present in the incoming transport stream. Service Filter mode has been set
to SINGLE SERVICE or MULTI SERVICE from Output page and the service
has been filtered from the Service plus page.
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MSF Dropped - The service that has been configured for Service Splitting is
NOT present in the incoming transport stream. Service Filter mode has been
set to SINGLE SERVICE or MULTI SERVICE from Output page and the
service has not been filtered from the Service plus page.
Eth 1 – Placing a check mark in this box selects the Ethernet output port 1 for
the service output.
Eth 2 – Placing a check mark in this box selects the Ethernet output port 2 for
the service output.
VBR – Placing a check mark in this box selects a Variable Bit Rate (VBR) for the
output service. If not selected then a Constant Bit Rate (CBR) is used, padded
with NULL packets, the rate is determined by the value set in the CBR Bit Rate
field.
CBR Bit rate – Specifies the Constant Bit Rate value in Mbps when the VBR
box is disabled. The output will be padded with NULL packets to achieve this
rate.
Src IP – Specifies a source Internet Protocol address to be stamped onto the IP
datagrams.
Dst IP – Specifies a destination Internet Protocol address to be stamped onto
the IP datagrams.
Src UDP – Specifies a source port to be stamped into the User Datagram
Protocol IP datagrams.
Dst UDP – Specifies a destination port to be stamped into the User Datagram
Protocol IP datagrams.
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