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Newtec MDM6000 User Manual (325 pages)

Brand: Newtec | Category: Modem | Size: 15.49 MB

Table of Contents
2
1 Copyright

11
2 EU Compliancy Statements

12
3 Safety Regulations

16
- Environmental
  18
- Rack Mounting Instructions
  18
- Earth Ground
  19
4 Options

20
5 Feedback

22
6 About this Manual

23
7 Introduction

25
8 Physical Description

27
- Front Panel Description
  27
  - Display
    27
  - Soft Buttons and Navigation Buttons
    28
  - Front Panel Management Interface
    28
  - USB Interface
    29
  - LED Status Indicators
    30
- Back Panel Description
  31
  - Power Connector
    33
  - Earth Ground
    34
  - Craft Interface
    35
  - Alarm Interface
    36
9 Block Diagram

38
- Device Management
  39
- Data Input and Output Interfaces
  39
- BBF over IP in
  40
- Encapsulation
  41
- Modulator
  43
  - PRBS Generator
    43
  - L-Band TX or IF-Band TX Interfaces
    43
- Demodulator
  44
  - L-Band RX a / L-Band RX B Input Interfaces
    44
- BBF over IP out
  46
- Decapsulation
  47
10 Getting Started

48
- Set the Management IP Address
  48
- Set Date and Time
  49
- Configure and Save
  50
11 How to Manage the Device

51
- Management Model / Menu Tree
  51
- Management Ethernet Interfaces
  53
- Management IP Connectivity
  54
- Ethernet Link Redundancy
  55
- How to Use the Graphical User Interface
  57
  - Opening the GUI
    57
  - User Profiles
    58
    
    Expert Profile
    59
    
    Guest Profile
    59
    
    Operator Profile
    59
  - Switch User Profile
    60
  - Change a Password
    61
  - GUI Pane Description
    62
  - Overview Tab
    64
  - Detailed View of a Functional Block
    67
  - Tree View
    68
  - Alarms Pane
    69
  - Status Bar
    70
  - Colors Used in the GUI
    71
  - Parameters in the GUI
    72
  - Update or Configure Parameters in a Table
    74
  - Invalid Values
    75
- How to Use the Front Panel
  76
  - Navigating through the Display
    76
  - Front Panel Buttons Description
    77
  - Root Menu Pane
    78
  - Tree Menu Pane
    79
  - Using the USB Port
    80
  - Example: Change the Access Level
    81
  - Example: Set the Input Frequency
    82
  - Example: Set the Output Frequency
    82
  - Example: Check the Alarms
    82
- Command Line Interface (CLI)
  83
  - How to Access the CLI
    83
  - Open the CLI Using a Terminal Emulator
    85
  - Log in as Expert
    86
  - Show, Help and Context Sensitive Help
    86
    
    Show
    86
    
    Context Sensitive Help
    88
    
    Help
    88
  - Navigate through the Branches of the Device
    89
  - Go into a Branch
    89
  - Move up One Level
    89
  - Return to the Main Branch
    90
  - Supported Key Presses in the CLI
    91
  - Displayed Units
    93
  - Get and Set Parameter Values
    93
  - Software Upgrade (CLI)
    95
  - Dynamic Tables
    95
    
    Add a New Row to a Table
    96
    
    Change Parameters in a Table
    96
    
    Show Tables
    96
    
    Delete a Row from a Table
    97
- Snmp
  98
  - Consult the SNMP Mibs
    99
- File Transfer Protocol (FTP)
  100
12 General Device Settings and Actions

102
- Access Control
  102
- License File
  103
  - License Upgrade
    104
- Configuration Settings
  105
  - Configuration File
    106
  - Active Configuration
    108
  - Saved Configuration
    108
  - Save a Configuration
    109
  - Import a Configuration
    110
  - Load a Configuration
    111
  - Export a Configuration
    112
  - Delete a Configuration
    113
  - Make a Configuration File Bootable
    114
- Software Upgrade
  115
  - Software Upgrade Procedure
    115
- Device Identification
  117
- Logging
  117
  - Syslog Filter
    118
  - Export or Clear Logging
    118
  - Interpretation of a Device Log File
    119
- Diagnostics Report
  120
- Date and Time
  121
- Device Monitoring
  123
- Device Redundancy
  123
- Reset the Device
  125
- Alarm Handling
  126
  - Alarm Masking
    127
  - Alarm Configuration
    128
  - Clear Alarm Counters
    130
- Control Plane
  131
  - Configure the Controle Plane
    134
  - Master IP
    134
  - Encapsulator Configuration
    135
- Remote Terminals
  136
  - Configure the Terminals
    137
  - Monitoring
    138
- Reference Clock
  139
- Antenna Control Interface
  140
13 Data Interfaces

146
- Data Ethernet Interfaces
  146
- Data IP Connectivity
  147
  - Virtual IP Address
    148
  - IGMP Version
    150
  - Multicast Memberships
    151
- Data Ethernet Link Redundancy
  151
- BBF over IP in
  154
- BBF over IP out
  158
- L-Band Rx a / L-Band Rx B
  160
14 Feature Descriptions

161
- Modulator
  161
  - Modulation Mode
    162
  - Transmit
    163
  - Output Frequency and Output Band
    163
  - Roll off Factor and Occupied Bandwidth
    164
  - Spectrum Polarity
    166
  - Output Level
    166
  - Clock Output
    167
  - Carrier Modulation
    167
  - Amplitude Slope Equalizer
    169
  - Symbol Rate
    169
  - Stream Mode
    169
  - Measured Packet Count and Measured Bit Rate
    169
  - Standby Redundancy State
    170
  - Transmit Ctrl
    171
    
    Impact of Alarms on the Transmission
    172
    
    Allow Changes During Transmission
    173
  - Link Optimization
    174
    
    Transponder Operation Mode
    174
    
    Maximum S2 Ext Modcod
    175
  - External Converter
    175
  - Modulation
    176
    
    Physical and Baseband Layer Efficiency
    176
    
    Physical Layer Scrambling
    176
    
    Dummy PL Scrambler Mode
    177
    
    Physical Layer Scrambler Signature
    177
    
    Roll off Signaling
    177
- DVB Carrier Identification
  179
  - Device Unique ID
    179
  - Device Variable Parameters
    179
  - How Does It Work
    180
  - What to Do When Interference Is Detected
    180
- Equalink
  181
- PRBS Generator
  183
  - How to Monitor the Outgoing PRBS Bit Rate
    184
- Reference Clock
  185
- Demodulator
  186
  - Enable/Disable Demodulator
    187
  - Demodulation Mode
    187
  - Input Frequency
    188
  - Symbol Rate
    188
  - Acquisition Range
    188
  - Roll off Factor and Occupied Bandwidth
    188
  - Input Selection
    191
  - Physical Layer Scrambler Signature
    192
  - LNB Power Supply
    192
  - Transponder Operation Mode Demodulator
    193
  - Spectral Inversion
    194
  - Backup Carrier
    194
    
    Configure the Backup Carrier
    196
    
    Make the Backup Carrier Permanent
    197
  - Monitoring Parameters
    198
  - Reset Modcod Statistics
    200
  - Modcod Statistics
    201
  - External Converter
    203
    
    Direct Spectrum
    203
    
    Inverted Spectrum
    204
- Flexacm
  206
  - Modcods in Satellite Communication
    207
  - Why ACM
    207
  - Flexacm in a Point to Point Setup
    211
- Automatic Uplink Power Control
  212
  - AUPC Link Requirements
    212
  - Back Ground Information
    213
  - AUPC Approaches
    214
    
    Beacon Based
    214
    
    Simple Implementation of AUPC
    214
    
    Improved AUPC Mechanism (Implemented in the MDM6000 and MCD6000)
    215
  - Aupc
    215
  - AUPC Configuration
    215
    
    Configuration of the AUPC Controller
    217
    
    Gather All Block up Converter Specifications
    217
    
    AUPC Controller Monitoring Parameters
    221
    
    Configure the AUPC Client
    221
    
    AUPC Logging
    225
- Device Redundancy
  227
- DC BUC Power on L-Band Tx
  229
- Stream Encapsulation
  232
  - General Encapsulation Settings
    233
    
    Carrier Settings
    236
    
    Delay Control
    237
  - BBF Encapsulation
    239
    
    BBF Encapsulation Isis
    240
    
    BBF Encapsulation Channels
    242
    
    Traffic Shaping
    245
    
    Traffic Classification
    248
  - TS Encapsulation
    250
    
    TS Encapsulation Isis
    251
    
    TS Encapsulation Pids
    251
    
    TS Encapsulation Channels
    253
    
    Traffic Shaping
    254
    
    Traffic Classification
    257
  - QOS Rule to Drop Incoming Traffic
    259
- Stream Decapsulation
  260
  - Decapsulation General Settings
    261
  - BBF Decapsulation
    262
    
    BBF Decapsulation Isis
    262
    
    BBF Channel Decapsulation
    263
  - Configure the TS Decapsulator
    264
    
    Configure the TS Decapsulation Isis
    264
    
    Configure the Pids Decapsulation
    265
    
    Configure the Channels
    266
  - Monitoring
    267
- Test Traffic Generator and Monitoring
  268
  - Test Traffic Generator
    268
  - Test Traffic Monitoring
    270
- Transparent BBF over IP
  272
- In-Band Remote Management
  274
  - How to Configure the In-Band Management Feature
    275
    
    Hub Site
    275
    
    Remote Site
    276
  - Example
    276
    
    Configure the Hub Site
    277
    
    Configure the Remote Site
    280
15 Appendix - Alarm List

281
- Generic Alarms
  282
- Ethernet Interface Alarms
  283
- BBF over IP Alarms
  284
- Modulator Alarms
  285
- Reference Clock Alarms
  286
- Demodulator Alarms
  287
- Alarms: BUC Power Alarms
  288
16 Appendix - Overview of the Used Technologies

289
- DVB-S2, DVB-S2X and S2 Extensions
  289
  - DVB-S2 Standard
    289
  - DVB-S2X Standard
    290
  - S2 Extensions
    291
- Noise and Distortion Estimator (Node)
  293
  - How Does Node Work
    293
- Wideband
  295
- Clean Channel Technology
  295
17 Appendix - Classification Expressions

296
- Example Expressions
  299
18 Appendix - Generic Stream Encapsulation

300
- GSE Header
  301
19 Appendix - Technical Specifications

302
- Input Interfaces
  302
- Modulation and Demodulation
  302
- Modulation Interfaces
  309
- Demodulation Interfaces
  311
- Internal 10 Mhz Reference Frequency
  312
- Generic
  312
- Physical
  312
20 Appendix - Back Panel Combinations

313
- Module 1
  313
  - Demodulator Input and Modulator Output Interface
    313
  - Mains Power Supply Units
    315
- Module 2
  317
- Example
  318
21 Appendix - Acronyms

319

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1 Copyright

2 EU Compliancy Statements

3 Safety Regulations

4 Options

5 Feedback

6 About this Manual

7 Introduction

8 Physical Description

9 Block Diagram

10 Getting Started

11 How to Manage the Device

12 General Device Settings and Actions

13 Data Interfaces

14 Feature Descriptions

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16 Appendix - Overview of the Used Technologies

17 Appendix - Classification Expressions

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