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5.2. Extended Menu
When the
key is held down for more than 3
seconds the unit displays a series of menus that are
used less frequently, called extended menus.
a. Confi guration Menu 1
This menu allows to:
- Set the address of the unit (it is needed
whenever the unit has to be controlled by the
Headend Manager CDC).
- It also selects the state of servicesonce the input
scanning is fi nished :
SERV ON: At the end of the scan all services are
set to ON state.
SERV OFF: At the end of the scan all services
are set to OFF state.
- Either channel of the table to be used or the mode
of operation using the channel frequency.
Tables of channels available for selection are:
• CCIR
• China
• Chile
• Italy
• France
• OIRT channels
• Irland
• South Africa
• Polond
• Australia
b. Confi guration Menu 2
This menu lets you select the input frequency
steps. The options are 125 KHz or 166 KHz.
It also lets you select between two modes of ope-
ration:
- Processing: delete / decode services; genera-
te output tables and LCNs. The user selects the
baud rate of the QAM output.
- Transparent: The input data pass to the output,
simply by changing the modulation. You can not
neither delete/decode services nor adding LCNs.
The QAM output rate is calculated from both
satellite input rate and QAM modulation order
selected.
c. Identifi ers menu
Some DVB-C receivers may have problems
receiving transmodulated channels that share the
same identifi er (transport_stream_id). To avoid
these cases, the user can change the following
output multiplex identifi ers:
transport_stream_id (ts_id)
network_id
(n_id)
original_network_id (on_id).
You can choose between Auto mode (identifi ers
are not changed) or Manual mode.
When switching from Auto mode to Manual mode,
the display lists the identifi ers received at the input
and the user can change them.
This menu is not displayed in Transparent mode.
Output tables are the same as the input ones.
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