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Axis Series – RX User Guide
Software v2.0 and above
No
Name
3
PCR PID
PCR=Program
Clock
Reference
4
Audio Bitrate
5
Audio
Sampling Rate
6
Data PID
7
Data Parity
8
Data Width
9
TX Video Lock
Revision 2.5
February 2015
Options
Notes
Default or
Each table or elementary stream in a
0x0020 to 0x1FFE
transport stream is identified by a 13-bit
packet ID (PID). This is set at the
transmitter.
Used to sync the audio and video. The PCR
keeps the system clock synced. If the clock
starts to drift, it is rectified using the PCR
value.
64, 96, 128, 160,
Reports the audio bitrate that has been set
192, 224, 256,
at the transmitter.
288, 320, 352,
This is the MPEG audio encoding bit-rate.
384, 416 and
Generally the higher the number the better
448kbits/s are
the quality.
examples of MPEG
L1 bit-rates.
44.1kHz, 48kHz or
Reports the audio sampling rate that has
32kHz
been set at the transmitter.
Default or
Each table or elementary stream in a
0x0020 to 0x1FFE
transport stream is identified by a 13-bit
packet ID (PID). This is set at the
transmitter.
None, Even, Odd
This is the parity of serial data running
through the unit. This normally must match
the data device you are planning to use.
Reports the Data parity that has been set at
the transmitter.
7 or 8 bit
8 bit is standard and 7 bit is available to
allow interoperability with third party
equipment.
Reports the Data Width that has been set at
the transmitter.
Locked (steady
Tells you if the transmitter has
green background)
successfully locked to an incoming video
or Not Locked
signal.
(steady red
This does not mean this receiver necessarily
background.
has video lock.
User Guide – Ver. 2.5
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