TANDBERG Alteia Instruction Manual page 176

Quick Reference Guide
G.1.2 M2/PTR/9xx Terrestrial Receiver
Table G.2: Tuning the DTTV Receiver
Step
1.
2.
3.
4.
G.1.3 M2/PDU/9xx Decoder
Table G.3: Setting-up the Decoder
Step
1.
2.
G.2 Service Configuration (Menu #3)
G.2.1 Setting Up a Service
Each transport stream may contain many Services. Menu #3 allows a
Service to be chosen as current and the profile of its components to be
specified.
Table G.4: Selecting a Service
Step
1.
2.
Page G-2
Action (Menu #4)
Go to Menu #4, page 8 and ensure the SIGNAL DEGRADATION mode is switched OFF.
This is a test mode that degrades the picture by a known amount. The status of the SIGNAL DEGRADATION
mode is shown in line 1 of pages 1 and 2 (alongside the label SD).
Go to Menu #4, page 12 and choose the appropriate INPUT.
Choose the UHF CHANNEL and required OFFSET.
This starts the tuning process.
Set the GUARD INTERVAL and OFDM CARRIER MODE to suit the system hardware. This automatically sets the
channel spacing (can be checked on page 6).
For version 2.8.3 on Go to Menu #4, page 15 and select AUTO MODE. This page allows the automatic selection
of SPECTRUM INVERSION, GUARD INTERVAL and CARRIER MODE.
If hierarchy is present (check on page 11), select the priority multiplex required.
The final SAVE action will LOCK the receiver to the chosen incoming stream.
Action (Menu #4)
Go to Menu #4, page 2 and select the required input.
This sets the input for the Alteia input. If Auto is chosen, ensure that the signal is only routed to one connector at
a time.
Press the SAVE button to store the option.
Action (Menu #3)
Go to Menu #3, page 1 and select the required Service.
The EDIT mode cannot be entered unless there are available Services.
This page shows the total number of Services available in the incoming transport stream. Use EDIT and
SELECT to select the required Service.
Press SAVE.
This stores the Service as the Current Service.
Instruction Manual: Alteia and Alteia plus Professional Receivers and Decoders
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