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Tektronix MTX100B User Manual (416 pages)

MTS400 Series MPEG Test Sytems Analyzer Applications

Brand: Tektronix | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 23 MB

Table of Contents

7
List of Tables

14
- General Safety Summary
  17
- Preface
  19
  - Table I: Overview of MTS400 Series Analyzer Applications
    19
- Related Documentation
  20
  - Table II: MTS400 Series Related Documentation
    20
- Transport Stream Compliance Analyzer
  21
- Figure 1- 1: TSCA Program View - Deferred Analysis
  23
- Transport Stream Compliance Analyzer - Getting Started
  23
- TSCA Features
  24
- File Analysis and Real-Time Modes
  25
- Technical Background
  25
- User Interface
  26
- Capturevu Feature
  27
- Triggered Recording
  28
- Figure 1- 2: TSCA Start-Up - Offline File Analysis
  29
- Starting the TSCA Software
  29
- Figure 1- 3: TSCA Start-Up - Real-Time Analysis
  30
- Figure 1- 4: Stream Interpretation Dialog Box
  31
- Figure 1- 5: TSCA Open File Analysis (Offline) Dialog Box
  33
- Figure 1- 6: TSCA Real-Time Interface Dialog Box
  36
  - Toolbar 2
    36
- Interface Card Overview
  37
- Figure 1- 7: Open Transport Stream Dialog Box
  38
  - Status Bar 2
    38
- Figure 1- 8: Firmware Update
  39
- Setting up the IP Interface
  40
- Table 1- 1: MTS400 Series IP Interface Comparisons
  40
- Figure 1- 9: Gbe Configure Interface Dialog Box
  41
- Figure 1- 10: Single Subscription Mode
  45
- Figure 1- 11: Multicast Subscription Mode
  46
- Figure 1- 12: Setting up the IP Interface
  49
- Figure 1- 13: UDP Flow Selection Dialog Box
  51
- Real-Time Interface Presets
  52
- Figure 1- 14: TSCA Window Showing Analysis Progress
  53
- Starting Analysis
  53
- Setting the Stream Content Font
  54
- Figure 1- -15: Selecting a Display Font from the
  55
- Figure 1- 16: Flexvuplus Window
  59
- Understanding the TSCA Window
  59
- Figure 1- 17: Analyzer Window
  60
- TSCA Top Level Displays
  60
- Table 1- 2: Toolbar Icons
  61
- TSCA Window Components
  61
- Figure 1- 18: Analyzer Window - no File
  64
- Error Status Leds
  65
- Context Menus
  66
- Figure 1- 19: Context Menu (Example)
  66
- Figure 1- 20: Program View
  67
- Using the Program View
  67
- Figure 1- 21: Program View Nodes
  68
- Table 1- 3: Program View Tabs
  68
- Program Navigation - Transport Stream Node
  69
- Figure 1- 22: Historical Multiplex Graph
  72
- Figure 1- 23: Event Log
  73
- Program Navigation - Program Nodes
  75
- Program Navigation - Elementary Stream Node
  77
- Figure 1- 24: PCR Graphs View
  79
- Figure 1- 25: Tests Navigation View
  81
- Using the Tests View
  81
- Figure 1- 26: Test View Nodes
  82
- Figure 1- 27: Test Filtering Buttons
  84
- Figure 1- 28: Test Failures Screen
  85
- Tests Navigation - All Tests
  85
- Test Navigation - Test Nodes
  86
- Test Navigation - PID Nodes
  87
- Using the Tables View
  89
  - Table Summary Pane 1
    90
- Tables Detail View - Section View
  91
- Figure 1- 31: Section Payload
  92
- Export SI/PSI as XML
  93
- Tables Detail View - si Repetition Graphs
  93
- Using the PID View
  95
- PID View - All Pids
  96
- Figure 1- 32: PID Summary View
  97
- PID View - Detail View (All PID and PID Group)
  97
- Figure 1- 33: PID Information View
  98
- PID View - Detail View (Pids)
  98
- Using the Packets View
  101
- Packet Navigation Bar
  102
- Packet Navigation - Filter Nodes
  103
- Packet Detail View
  104
- Figure 1- 34: Packet View - ISDB Detail -IIP
  105
- Using the Interface View
  107
- Detail View Tabs
  108
- Readings and Controls
  108
- RF Interface Views
  110
- IP Video Gigabit Ethernet Interface
  121
- Figure 1- -41: IP Traffic View (Tear-Off View) 1
  122
- Table 1- 4: IP Traffic View Column Descriptions
  122
- Figure 1- -42: IP Video Interface Readings View (Tear-Off View) 1
  124
- Table 1- 5: IP Video Interface Readings
  125
  - Figure 1- -43: IP Video Interface - Diagnostics 1
    127
  - Figure 1- -44: IP Video Interface Graphs (Tear-Off View) 1
    128
- Gbe Video over IP Interface
  130
- Common User Interface Concepts
  131
- Windows Management
  132
- Figure 1- -46: Window Size Adjustments 1
  133
- Icons
  134
- Table 1- 6: Object Identification Icons
  134
- Table 1- 7: Interface Management Icons
  135
- Table 1- 8: Quick Link Icons
  136
- Graph Management
  137
- Table 1- 9: Timing Measurement Graphs
  143
- Timing Graphs
  143
- Bit Rate Graphs
  145
- PIT Graph
  145
- Thumbnail Views
  146
- Figure 1- -53: Now Playing - Summary View 1
  147
- Parameter Edit
  148
  - Figure 1- -56: PID Test Parameters 1
    149
  - Figure 1- -57: Parameter Value - Default Icon 1
    150
- Event Log
  151
  - Figure 1- -58: Event Log - Color Coding 1
    152
  - Figure 1- -59: Event Log - Context Menu - Color 1
    153
- Bit Rates
  154
  - Figure 1- -62: Bar Chart 1
    155
  - Figure 1- -63: Pie Chart 1
    158
- EPG View
  159
  - Figure 1- -64: EPG Summary View 1
    160
  - Figure 1- -65: EPG Nodes 1
    161
- MPE Views
  163
- Capturevu Feature
  164
- Triggered Recording
  168
- Figure 1- -68: Record Settings Dialog Box - Armed State 1
  171
- Menu Bar and Options
  172
- Table 1- 10: Analysis Menu Options
  172
- Table 1- 11: View Menu Options
  172
- Table 1- 12: Navigation Menu Options
  172
- Table 1- 13: Settings Menu Options
  173
- Table 1- 14: Capturevu Menu Options
  173
- Table 1- 15: Record Menu Options
  173
- Table 1- 16: Help Menu Options
  173
- Configuration
  174
- Table 1- 17: PCR Settling Times
  177
- Figure 1- -73: Configuration - Preferences - Font 1
  179
- Script Files
  180
- Figure 1- -75: Stream Interpretation Dialog Box 1
  181
- Task Examples
  185
- Which Tests Have Failed in an Analyzed Stream
  186
- How Many Pids Are There in a Stream? How Many Pids Are Referenced? How Many Are Unreferenced
  189
- What Tests Have Been Applied to a Program PID
  190
- Establish the Stream Type of a PID
  191
- How Many Programs Are There in the Stream
  192
- Figure 1- -77: Program Count 1
  193
- What Are the Contents of the Programs? and What Pids Are They on
  194
- Table 1- 18: Bit Rate Views
  195
- What Is the Bit Rate of each PID in a Program
  195
  - Figure 1- -80: Program PID Bit Rate - Pie Chart 1
    196
  - Figure 1- -81: Bit Rate Graph 1
    197
- What Is the Latest Version Number of the Program Association Table (PAT) in the si
  198
- Examine a Transport Packet
  199
- SI/PSI Nodes
  201
- Table 1- 19: MPEG SI/PSI
  202
- Table 1- 20: DVB SI/PSI
  202
- Table 1- 21: ATSC SI/PSI
  203
- Table 1- 22: ISDB-S SI/PSI Nodes
  204
- Table 1- 23: ISDB-T and -TB SI/PSI Nodes
  205
- Packetized Elementary Stream Analyzer
  207
- Getting Started
  209
- Starting the Program
  210
- Table 2- 1: File Menu Options
  211
- Table 2- 2: View Menu Options
  212
- Table 2- 3: Settings Menu Options
  212
- Table 2- 4: Options Menu Options
  212
- Options
  213
- Opening a File
  216
- Menus and Controls
  219
- Toolbar
  219
- Status Bar
  221
- Slider Bar
  222
- Menus and Options
  225
- Table 2- 5: File Menu Options
  225
- Table 2- 6: Edit Menu Options
  225
- Table 2- 7: View Menu Options
  226
- Table 2- 8: Options Menu Options
  226
- Table 2- 9: Window Menu Options
  226
- Packet Hex View
  229
- Packet Header
  230
- Event Log
  233
- Packet Selection
  233
- Packet Header Interpretation
  237
- Program Structure
  241
- The Diagram
  242
- Selecting a Packet Type
  243
- PTS/DTS Timing Analysis
  245
- Access Unit Selection
  248
- Scrolling the View
  248
- Video Streams
  249
- Audio Streams
  251
- AAC Audio Streams
  254
- T-STD Buffer Analyzer
  255
- Getting Started
  257
- Suitable Streams
  257
- Starting the Program
  258
- Settings
  261
- Opening an MPEG File
  265
- Opening a BMR File
  266
- Initial Processing of MPEG Files
  267
- Window Layout
  267
- Initial Processing of BMR Files
  268
- Menus and Controls
  269
- Toolbar
  269
- Status Bar
  271
- Menu Options
  272
- Stream List
  277
- Processing Streams
  279
- Selecting Streams
  279
- Event and Message Logs
  283
- Global Event Log
  283
- PID Event Log
  284
- Trace
  284
- Common Features
  291
- Results Graphs
  291
- Elementary Buffer Graph
  302
- Multiplex or Main Buffer Graph
  302
- Transport Buffer Graph
  303
- Elementary Stream Analyzer
  305
- Starting the es Analyzer
  308
- Opening an MPEG Stream
  309
- Understanding the Main Window and Icons
  311
- Tree View and Navigation
  314
- Header, Extension and Hex Displays
  316
- Error Testing Methods and Outputs
  321
- Run through Stream Test Mode
  322
- Error Filtering
  323
- Status Bar
  329
- Regression Testing and Error Log Files
  330
- Reports and Field Selection
  333
- Demultiplexing Transport Streams to PES or Elementary Output Files
  336
- Using Packet View
  337
- Working with Transport and PES Streams
  337
- Understanding PES
  338
- Working with Video Streams
  341
- Viewing the Sequence Header
  342
- Viewing the GOP and Picture Header
  343
- Displaying the Slice and Macroblock
  348
- Analyzing Picture Quality
  350
- Using the Video Viewer for Picture Analysis
  363
- Understanding MPEG Audio Streams
  367
- Working with Audio Streams
  367
- Audio Player
  368
- Understanding Dolby Digital (AC-3) Audio Streams
  374
- Working with Program Streams
  377
- Viewing Pack and System Headers
  378
- Viewing the Program Stream Map
  379
- Working with Teletext
  381
- VBI (Enhanced Teletext Support)
  382
- Advanced Audio Compression
  385
- ADIF Stream Forms
  387
- ADTS Stream Forms
  395
- Closed Caption Analysis
  397
- Enabling Closed Caption Analysis
  397
- Selecting Closed Caption Analysis Standard
  398
- CC-EIA608 Support
  399
- CC-EIA708 Support
  400
- Dumping Closed Caption Statistics
  404
- DVB Subtitle Stream Analysis
  407
- DVB Subtitle Data Tab
  409
- Page View Tab
  412

Tektronix MTX100B User Manual (272 pages)

MTS400 Series

Brand: Tektronix | Category: Measuring Instruments | Size: 4 MB

Table of Contents
7
Table 2: File Menu Options
12
Table 3: View Menu Options
12
Table 6: Edit Menu Options
12
Table 10: Window Menu Options
12
Table 11: Help Menu Options
12
General Safety Summary
13
Table I: Overview of the Applications
15
- Documentation
  17
Preface
15
Multiplexer - Getting Started
19
- H.264 es Input Characteristics
  22
- Table 1: PTS/DTS Timestamp Updations
  22
- Starting the Program
  23
- Scripts
  25
- Table 4: Script Management
  29
- Opening a Stream
  30
- Closing Files
  34
Menus and Controls
35
- Menu Options
  35
- Table 5: File Menu Options
  35
- Table 7: View Menu Options
  36
- Table 8: Options Menu Options
  37
- Table 9: Multiplex Menu Options
  38
- Toolbar
  39
- Status Bar
  39
- User Interface
  40
- Table 12: Icons
  41
Wizards
45
- Transport Wizard
  45
- Program Wizard
  49
Views
61
- Navigator Views
  61
- Section View
  65
- Figure 1: Expert Mode
  72
- Figure 2: Standard Mode
  73
- Structure Diagram Manipulation
  74
- Event Log
  75
- Examine Transport Stream Window
  76
- Table 13: Examine TS - File Menu Options
  76
- Table 14: Examine TS - Edit Menu Options
  76
- SI Filtering
  78
- Component Views
  82
- Common Menu Options
  89
Editing in the Navigator Views
90
- Dragging and Dropping
  90
- Transport Stream
  90
- Programs
  91
- Tables
  93
- Sections
  96
- ES Pids
  104
- Dsm-CC
  113
Editing in Section View
116
- Editing Fields
  116
Multiplexing Transport Streams
122
- Starting the Multiplex Engine
  122
- Errors and Reporting
  123
- Stopping the Multiplex Engine
  124
- Exporting the Multiplex Conﬁguration File
  124
Make Seamless
126
- Enabling the Seamless Option
  126
- Seamless Settings
  126
Reference
128
- Abbreviations
  128
Transport Stream Editor
131
- Starting the Program
  132
- Options
  133
- Opening a File
  135
Menus and Controls
138
- Toolbar
  138
- Status Bar
  138
- Slider Bar
  139
- Menu Options
  141
- Table 15: File Menu Options
  141
- Table 16: Edit Menu Options
  142
- Table 17: View Menu Options
  142
- Table 18: Tools Menu Options
  143
- Table 19: Help Menu Options
  143
Hex Editor
144
- Color Coding
  144
- Selecting & Editing
  145
Header Editor
148
- Header Information Tab
  148
- Adaptation Field Tab
  150
- Adaptation Field Extension Tab
  152
PID Remapping
154
PCR Recalculation
157
- Jitter Functions
  164
MPEG Player - Getting Started
169
Menus and Controls
189
Reference
235
- Interface Card (SPI/ASI/310M Option)
  235
- Adding Jitter to Pcrs
  236
- Figure 32: PCR Inaccuracy Dialog Box
  236
- Using Preset Files
  238
- Using the Continuous Recording Feature
  239
- Performing Continuous Recording
  240
- Remote Commands
  242
Make Seamless Wizard
243
- Starting the Wizard
  243
- Selecting an Input File
  245
- Select a Program to Make Seamless
  248
- Selecting a Multiplex Output File
  251
Transport Stream Cutter
253
- Starting the Wizard
  255
- Cutting a File
  255
Script Pad - Getting Started
259
- Setting up
  259
- Starting the Program
  259
- Initial Appearance
  260
- Initial Menu Options
  260
- Table 36: File Options
  260
- Script File Appearance
  261
- Opening a File
  261
- Table 37: View Menu Options
  261
Menu and Controls
264
- Menu Bar
  264
- Table 39: Edit Menu Options
  265
- Toolbar
  266
- Status Bar
  267
Script File Editing and Encryption
268
- Keyword Color-Coding
  268
- Parsing
  268
- Encryption
  268

Tektronix MTX100B Technical Reference (116 pages)

MPEG Player and Recorder, Specifications and Performance Verification

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Tektronix MTX100B Getting Started Manual (106 pages)

MPEG Test Systems

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Tektronix MTX100B Service Manual (111 pages)

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Tektronix MTX100B Quick Start User Manual (76 pages)

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Table of Contents
11
General Safety Summary
13
Compliance
15
- EMC Compliance
  15
- Safety Compliance
  16
- Environmental Considerations
  18
Preface
19
- Key Features
  19
- Documentation
  20
- Terms Used in this Manual
  20
Installation
21
- Before Installation
  21
- Operating Considerations
  21
- Connecting to the Instrument
  23
- Powering on the Instrument
  24
- Powering off the Instrument
  25
- Functional Check
  25
Operation
27
- Front Panel Controls and Connectors
  27
- Rear Panel Connectors
  29
- Optional Interface Cards
  30
- Windows Operations
  32
- Display Elements
  33
  - System Settings
    33
  - Menu Bar
    34
Procedures
40
Application Examples
59
- Required Equipment
  59
- Outputting a Transport Stream
  59
- Recording a Transport Stream
  61
- IP Stress Test
  62
Accessories and Options
71
- Accessories
  71
- Optional Accessories
  71
- Options
  72
Index
75

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