Table of Contents
Advertisement
2
DVB SPI IN pin
allocation
20
Connecting to the network and TS input
2. Connect a terminator to the other end of the T-piece.
3. If you are using a second S
of the second S
TELLAR
4. Connect the open end of theT-piece of S
work input at S
TELLAR
5. Connect a terminator to the other end of the T-piece at S
Note!
You can connect up to 5 S
length of the cables between the S
You can remove a S
other decoders.
The connector SPI IN is a 25-pin sub-D female connector for DVB compliant trans-
port stream inputs. The following table shows the connector and the pin allocation
table for this connector.
Connector type
1
13
14
25
If you make your own cable, use a 100 Ω twisted pair cable and assign the A and B
signal to the same pair.
, connect the T-piece at the network input
TELLAR
.
1 to the T-piece at the net-
TELLAR
2.
s on the same line provided that the
TELLAR
TELLAR
from the chain without disrupting the
TELLAR
Pin
Description
numbe
r
1
Clock A
2
System Ground
3
Data 7 A (MSB) 16
4
Data 6A
5
Data 5A
6
Data 4A
7
Data 3A
8
Data 2A
9
Data 1A
10
Data 0A
11
DVALID A
12
PSYNC A
13
Cable Shield
2.
TELLAR
s does not exceed 60 cm.
Pin
Description
numbe
r
14
Clock B
15
System
Ground
Data 7B
(MSB)
17
Data 6B
18
Data 5B
19
Data 4B
20
Data 3B
21
Data 2B
22
Data 1B
23
Data 0B
24
DVALID B
25
PSYNC B
Advertisement
Chapters
Table of Contents
