Transport Stream Service Information Tables Tree - Planar IT-100 Operating Manual

2) For service information tables (PSI/SI). Go to the service information tables tree
view (section 4.6.10) with setting the cursor on the selected table.

4.6.10. Transport stream service information tables tree

The Transport stream service information tables (PSI/SI) structure is represented as
a tree of nodes in the «key: value» format with the table data (figure 4.60).
The tree displays information about the service tables which are described in the
ISO/IEC 13818-1 and ETSI EN 300 468 standards.
Root nodes that contain a structured set of data are indicated with the « » (node
expanded) or «►» icon (node collapsed). If service information table or group of tables
contains one or more errors, the corresponding node is indicated with the
node name is displayed in red color.
The cursor moves by using the « » and « » buttons. When pressed together with
the «Shift» button, the cursor moves on several nodes. When pressing the «►» button on
the root node, it expands. When pressing it again, the cursor moves to the first child node
of the root node. Press the «◄» button to move the cursor to the nearest root node. When
pressing the «◄» button again the selected root node is collapsed. When pressing the
«◄» button together with the «Shift» button, all root nodes of the branch in the cursor
position are collapsed, up to the main root node. Press the «F5 / Fold all» button to
collapse all the tree nodes. Press the «F1 / ◄Error» or «F6 / Error►» button to navigate
cursor among the nodes which contain errors.
There is a tree route map at the top of the window, which shows the names of the
nodes, separated by the «/» symbol. These nodes are the successive root nodes for the
node in the cursor position.
Press the «F3 / PID» button to switch to the PIDs list view (section 4.6.9) with setting
the cursor on the PID, which the selected table is transferred in.
Press the «ENTER» or «F2 / Info» button to view the detailed information about the
table in the cursor position. The table with additional information of the table appears on
the screen, as shown on the figure 4.57.
Figure 4.60
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