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4.13. Network Information Table (NIT)
The NIT Network Information Table transmits a series of parameters in the digital data stream that are necessary for a scan of the
receivers. The specific parameters within the NIT, such as ONID – Original Network ID and TS-ID – Transmitting Subscriber ID, can
each be configured. In addition, transmission parameters can be added and changed manually from other headends. This makes it
easy to manage the receivers' channels at the headend. The channel searching procedure will be faster and more reliable.
4.13.1. Start NIT Configuration
Click on NIT CONFIGURATION to open the settings dialog.
4.13.2. Select type
Select Auto.
An NIT is created that contains all channels (from 114 MHz to 1002 MHz).
The unoccupied channels contain only the most important parameters such as symbol rate and modulation.
Select Off.
There is no NIT created and therefore no LCN output.
Select Manual.
The input fields for reading, checking, and uploading the NIT are displayed.
Note: Only with the software extension MKS 1-00 can the type be set to Manual and a Network Information Table (NIT) be
read from the devices, edited, and uploaded back to the devices. The MKS 1-00 must be installed by AXING support (for this
purpose, a connection with the Internet is necessary).
4.13.3. Read NIT
Under STEP 1: READ NIT (DVB-C) the devices in the network are displayed.
Select the devices from which the NIT is to be read out.
The device you are currently configuring (This device) is always selected.
Click on READ NIT.
The data of the devices are read in and listed under STEP 2: VERIFY NIT.
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