Scientific Atlanta Continuum DVP eXtra Dense QAM Array 24 Configuration Manual page 75

SI Processor Errors
One of the modules of the Continuum DVP Dense QAM Array 24 is an SI processor.
This module is responsible for the processing of the incoming SI and the routing of
the video/audio to the QAM channels.
The following table contains the SI processor errors.
Alarm/Reference/Detail
Alarm: Si processor
Ref: Too many progs in
routing list
Detail: QAM <Channel>,
<Input Stream>
Alarm: Si processor
Ref: Program number out of
range
Detail: QAM <Channel>,
<Input Stream>
Alarm: Si processor
Ref: Too many programs in
QAM output
Detail: QAM <Qam
Channel>
Alarm: Si processor
Ref: Multiple routes for
program
Detail: IP <Input Stream>
<Qam Channel> and
<Qam Channel>
Alarm: Si processor
Ref: Program already routed
Detail: QAM <Channel>,
<Input Stream>
Alarm: Si processor
Ref: Illegal char in routing
list
Detail: QAM <Channel>,
<Input Stream>
Alarm: Qam Card <X>: Misc
Ref: Upper Channel Output
<Y> bit rate too high
Detail: - - - -
4018055 Rev B
Description
There are too many programs listed in the service routing for a given
QAM channel.
There is a program number greater than 65535 or less than 1 in one of
the service routing lists.
There are too many programs routed to the given QAM channel.
A program has been routed to more than one output channel.
A program has been used more than once in one of the service routing
lists.
There is an unrecognized character (for example # or .) in one of the
service routing lists.
If there is too much video and data being routed to the QAM channel
and the QAM card is dropping packets of data, then this alarm is
raised. The amount of data that can be routed to a QAM channel is
dependant on the QAM mode (64 or 256) and the ITU configuration of
you system (ITU-A, ITU-B or ITU-C). To clear the alarm, route less
audio and video to the QAM channel.
<X> represents the QAM card number and <Y> the RF output
number.
Alarm Messages
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