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YELLOW if the input is enabled but the receiver is not locked (for USB: function enabled but file missing, not selected or incompatible)
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RED if the input is remote power feed overload
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GREY if the input is not enabled
The OUTPUT sections gives the status of the four output MUX and displays the channel and the output frequency, the RF level, the total used
bitrate by the entered program and the available bitrate of the MUX. This piece of information is provided in both numerical and graphic format
with a horizontal bar; the LIGHT BLUE bar shows the instantaneous used bitrate, the GREY part shows the maximum peak and the WHITE part
shows the bitrate which is still available.
If the "RESET PEAK" button is pressed, the peak and overflow details are reset.
Each output MUX shows a light to indicate the status with the following colours:
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GREEN for normal functions
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DARK GREEN if the MUX is activated but overflow monitoring is disabled;
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GREY if the MUX is off;
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RED if there has been a bitrate overflow
Using the mouse, click on the name of one of the 4 inputs or use the menu at the top INPUT INPUT 1 / INPUT 2 / INPUT 3 / INPUT 4 to open
the following screen:
This page shows all the parameters of the selected input:
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Checkbox to enable the receiver. Any inputs that are not used should be deactivated to save energy.
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The receiver association to the signal source, i.e. the external CONNECTOR or the LOOP (taking it by cascade from the previous input).
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Selected reception frequency input mode (effective frequency or converted or IF frequency).
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DiSEqC setting according to the system and selected satellite (A, B, C or D).
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Required frequency level (effective or converted depending on the previous selection).
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Polarity for the transponder to be received.
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Symbol-rate for the transponder to be received.
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SAVE key to save the settings.
The right section shows information relevant to the transponder locking status and the quality of the signal and transport stream.
Remember that by selecting the LOOP option for an input, the available polarity for that input will be the same as that selected on the previous
module, and if there are any reception anomalies on the main module (SAT transponder with an instable signal or which unlocks) there could
also be reception problems on the modules with LOOP inputs. In this case, the LOOP option must be deactivated and the SAT signal taken to all
the required inputs.
NB. CLICK ON "SAVE" FOR THE CHANGES TO BECOME EFFECTIVE.
The user's transport stream can also be distributed uploaded from a .TS file, in the same way as any transport stream received from one of the
satellite inputs. The programs in the specified file will be included in the program list and can be distributed in the output MUX, together with any
programs received from the satellite. The .TS file can be created from a generic .AVI audio/video file, using specific conversion tools which can be
downloaded from the Internet, and must be stored in an external USB drive (flash key or hard disk).
5.1.1 CONFIGURING SATELLITE INPUTS
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5.1.2 CONFIGURING USB INPUT
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