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Newtec M6100 User Manual

Newtec M6100 User Manual (234 pages)

Broadcast Satellite Modulator

Brand: Newtec | Category: Modulator | Size: 10 MB

Table of Contents

Table of Contents
2
1 Copyright

9
2 EU Compliancy Statements

10
3 Safety Regulations

14
- Environmental
  16
- Rack Mounting Instructions
  16
- Earth Ground
  17
4 Feedback

18
5 About this Manual

19
6 Introduction

22
- Short Description
  22
7 Physical Description

24
- Front Panel Description
  24
  - Display
    24
  - Soft Buttons and Navigation Buttons
    25
  - Front Panel Management Interface
    25
  - USB Interface
    26
  - LED Status Indicators
    26
- Back Panel Description
  27
  - Power Connector
    30
  - Earth Ground
    31
  - Craft Interface
    32
  - Alarm Interface
    33
8 Getting Started

35
- Set the Management IP Address
  35
- Set Date and Time
  36
- Configure and Save
  37
9 How to Manage the Device

38
- Management Model / Menu Tree
  38
- Management Ethernet Interfaces
  40
- Management IP Connectivity
  41
- Ethernet Link Redundancy
  42
- How to Use the Graphical User Interface
  44
  - Opening the GUI
    44
  - User Profiles
    46
    
    Guest Profile
    46
    
    Expert Profile
    47
    
    Operator Profile
    47
  - Switch User Profile
    48
  - Change a Password
    49
  - GUI Pane Description
    50
  - Overview Tab
    52
  - Detailed View of a Functional Block
    54
  - Tree View
    55
  - Alarms Pane
    56
  - Status Bar
    57
  - Colors Used in the GUI
    58
  - Parameters in the GUI
    59
  - Invalid Values
    60
- How to Use the Front Panel
  61
  - Navigating through the Display
    61
  - Front Panel Buttons Description
    62
  - Root Menu Pane
    63
  - Tree Menu Pane
    64
  - Example: Change the Access Level
    65
  - Example: Set the Output Frequency
    66
  - Example: Check the Alarms
    66
- Command Line Interface (CLI)
  67
  - How to Access the CLI
    67
  - Open the CLI Using a Terminal Emulator
    69
  - Log in as Expert
    70
  - Show, Help and Context Sensitive Help
    70
    
    Show
    70
    
    Context Sensitive Help
    72
    
    Help
    72
  - Navigate through the Branches of the Device
    73
  - Go into a Branch
    73
  - Move up One Level
    73
  - Return to the Main Branch
    74
  - Supported Key Presses in the CLI
    75
  - Displayed Units
    77
  - Get and Set Parameter Values
    77
  - Dynamic Tables
    79
    
    Change Parameters in a Table
    79
    
    Show Tables
    79
    
    Add a New Row to a Table
    80
    
    Delete a Row from a Table
    81
- Snmp
  82
  - Consult or Download the SNMP Mibs (Management Information Base)
    83
- File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
  84
10 General Device Settings and Actions

86
- Access Control
  86
- License File
  87
  - Import a License File
    87
- Configuration Settings
  89
  - Configuration File
    90
  - Active Configuration
    91
  - Saved Configuration
    91
  - Save a Configuration
    92
  - Import a Configuration
    92
  - Load a Configuration
    93
  - Export a Configuration
    94
  - Delete a Configuration
    95
  - Make a Configuration File Bootable
    96
- Software Upgrade
  97
  - Software Upgrade Procedure
    97
- Device Identification
  99
- Logging
  99
  - Syslog Filter
    100
  - Export or Clear Logging
    101
  - Interpretation of a Device Log File
    102
- Diagnostics Report
  102
- Date and Time
  104
- Device Monitoring
  106
- Reset the Device
  107
- Alarm Handling
  108
  - Alarm Masking
    109
  - Alarm Configuration
    111
  - Clear Alarm Counters
    114
- Reference Clock
  114
- Device Redundancy
  115
11 Data Interfaces

117
- Data Ethernet Interfaces
  117
- Data IP Connectivity
  118
  - Virtual IP Address
    119
- Data Ethernet Link Redundancy
  120
- ASI Input
  122
  - In-Line Splitter
    122
  - Input Framing
    123
- ASI Output
  123
- TS over IP
  128
  - Why TS over IP
    128
  - IP Network Issues
    128
  - TS Encapsulation into an IP Packet
    128
  - TS over IP Settings
    129
  - TS over IP Input Interface
    130
  - TS Encapsulation Protocol
    131
    
    Udp
    131
    
    Rtp
    132
    
    Rtp Fec
    133
    
    IP Address Type
    136
  - Traffic Profile
    136
    
    VBR (Variable Bit Rate)
    136
    
    CBR (Constant Bit Rate)
    137
  - Maximum Traffic Jitter and Buffer Delay
    138
  - Input TS Bit Rate
    140
  - Source Redundancy
    140
- Multiprotocol Encapsulation
  141
  - MPE Input Selection
    143
  - Packet ID
    144
  - Program-Specific Information (PSI-SI) Insertion
    145
  - Traffic Classification, Shaping and Channels
    147
    
    Traffic Classification
    148
    
    Traffic Shaping
    150
    
    Channels
    152
- BBF over IP in
  154
12 Features Descriptions

157
- Modulator
  157
  - Modulation Mode
    157
  - Input Type
    158
  - Transmit
    158
  - Output Frequency and Output Band
    158
  - Roll off Factor and Occupied Bandwidth
    159
  - Spectrum Polarity
    161
  - Output Level
    161
  - Carrier Modulation
    161
  - Amplitude Slope Equaliser
    163
  - Rate Priority
    163
  - Symbol Rate
    163
  - Bit Rate
    163
  - Transmit Control
    164
  - External Convertor
    164
  - DVB-S Specific Settings
    165
    
    Modulation and Coding
    165
  - DVB-S2 / S2 Extensions Specific Settings
    165
    
    Frame Type
    165
    
    Modulation and Coding
    166
    
    Pilots
    166
    
    Physical Layer Scrambling
    167
    
    Dummy PL Scrambler Mode
    168
    
    Physical Layer Scrambler Signature
    168
    
    Roll off Signaling
    169
    
    Clock Output
    170
    
    Roll off Signaling
    170
- Reference Clock
  171
- Ts Mux
  172
  - Insert Signaling
    172
- Rate Adaptation
  172
- NIT Carrier Identification
  174
- DVB Carrier Identification
  175
  - Device Unique ID
    175
  - Device Variable Parameters
    175
  - How Does It Work
    176
  - What to Do When Interference Is Detected
    176
- TS Analyser
  177
  - TS Analyser Status Overview
    178
  - Error PID Table
    179
  - PCR PID Table
    179
  - PID Table
    181
- PRBS Generator
  182
  - PRBS Monitor
    183
- Equalink
  184
- DC BUC Power on L-Band Tx
  197
- Basic Interoperable Scrambling System (BISS)
  200
  - Content Scrambling Modes
    200
    
    Standard Mode
    200
    
    Raw Mode
    201
  - Key Management System
    201
    
    Key Management System Structure
    201
    
    Odd/Even Key
    201
    
    Distribution of Clear Session Words over a Secure Channel
    202
    
    Distribution of Encrypted Session Words over a Non-Secure Channel
    204
    
    Compute Encrypted Session Words
    206
  - Deleting Keys
    208
  - Seamless Key (Session Word) Change
    208
  - Scrambling Monitoring Parameters
    208
  - Possible Alarms
    209
  - Operation of BISS
    209
    
    Setting a Key for Transmission
    209
    
    Setting an Encrypted Session Word for Transmission
    209
    
    Changing Keys Seamlessly
    210
    
    Removing a Receiver from the Network
    210
    
    Setting up a Secure BISS Network
    210
    
    Creating Groups of Receivers
    211
  - Keys and Redundancy, Backup or Import
    211
    
    Backup a Configuration
    211
    
    BISS and Redundancy
    211
    
    Erasing the Setupid
    212
    
    Import a Configuration
    212
- Device Redundancy
  213
13 Use Case: TS over IP Constant Bit Rate

215
- Configure the Data Interfaces
  216
- Configure the TS over IP Input
  216
- Configure the TS MUX
  216
- Configure the Modulator
  217
14 Appendix A - Alarm List

218
- Generic Alarms
  219
- Ethernet Interface Alarms
  220
- TS over IP Alarms
  221
- ASI Alarms
  222
- Transport Stream Analyzer Alarms
  223
- TS MUX Alarms
  224
- BISS Alarms
  224
15 Appendix B - Overview of the Used Technologies

225
- Dvb-S2
  225
- S2 Extensions
  225
  - Performance of S2 Extensions
    226
  - MODCOD Definitions S2 Extensions
    227
16 Appendix C - Classification Expressions

229
17 Appendix D - Acronyms

230

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Newtec M6100 User Manual

Newtec M6100 User Manual (177 pages)

Broadcast Satellite Modulator

Brand: Newtec | Category: Modulator | Size: 3 MB

Table of Contents

Copyright

2
Compliancy Statements

3
Safety Regulations

6
Care Packs

8
About this Manual

9
Table of Contents

14
1 Introduction

17
- Short Description
  17
- Key Features
  18
2 Installation

19
- Rack Mounting
  19
- Technical Earth
  23
3 Physical Description

24
- Front Panel Description
  24
- Back Panel Description
  28
4 Block Diagram

33
- Device Management
  34
- Input Interfaces
  34
- Ts Mux
  35
- Modulator
  36
5 Getting Started

37
- Set Date and Time
  37
- Set the Management IP Address
  38
6 How to Manage the M6100

40
- Management Model / Menu Tree
  40
- Management Ethernet Interfaces
  43
- Management IP Connectivity
  44
- Ethernet Link Redundancy
  45
- How to Use the Front Panel
  46
- Graphical User Interface
  51
- Command Line Interface (CLI)
  64
- Snmp
  75
- FTP (File Transfer Protocol)
  76
7 General Device Settings and Actions

78
- Access Rights of the Users (User Profiles)
  78
- Security Settings
  78
- License File
  79
- Configuration Settings
  80
- Manage Configurations
  83
- About a Software Upgrade
  85
- Identification
  87
- Logging
  87
- Diagnostics Report
  90
- Date and Time
  91
- Monitor
  93
- Reset Device
  93
- Alarm Handling
  94
8 Data Interfaces

95
- Data Ethernet Interfaces
  95
- Data IP Connectivity
  96
- Ethernet Link Redundancy
  97
- ASI Input
  98
- ASI Output
  99
- TS over IP
  101
- Multiprotocol Encapsulation (Ordering N° VM-01)
  116
9 Feature Descriptions

124
- Modulator
  124
- Reference Clock
  136
- Ts Mux
  137
- Rate Adaptation
  138
- Carrier ID
  139
- TS Analyser
  141
- PRBS Generator
  146
- Equalink
  148
- Device Redundancy
  156
10 Use Case: TS over IP Constant Bit Rate

158
- Configure the Data Interfaces
  159
- Configure the TS over IP Input
  159
- Configure the TS MUX
  160
- Configure the Modulator
  160
- Finalise the Setup
  161
11 Appendix A - Alarm List

162
- Generic Alarms
  162
- Ethernet Interface Alarms
  163
- TS over IP Alarms
  163
- ASI Alarms
  164
- Modulator Alarms
  165
- Reference Clock Alarms
  166
- Transport Stream Analyser Alarms
  166
- TS MUX Alarms
  167
12 Appendix B - Technical Specifications

168
13 Appendix C - Acronyms

175

Newtec M6100 Quick Start Manual

Newtec M6100 Quick Start Manual (2 pages)

Broadcast Satellite Modulator

Brand: Newtec | Category: Modulator | Size: 2 MB

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