Setting Options For Tdt And Tot - axing MIE 8-00 Betriebsanleitung

3.4.9.

Setting options for TDT and TOT

The Time and Date Table (TDT) contains the current time in UTC format. The Time Offset Table (TOT) contains both the time in UTC
and the offset to the local time zone. Both are transmitted within the transport stream to the receivers of the mobile devices in
packets intended for this purpose. The source of the TDT/TOT and various options can be defined.
 Click on ADVANCED OPTIONS in PHASE 2.
 Open the TDT/TOT option.
 Time Source: Select the source for the time information.
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Auto 1 : For the output modulators, the device automatically selects an IPTV input stream containing the TDT/TOT. These
tables are redirected to the output modulators.
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Fixed input stream (e.g. 239.0.0.1:1234): A specific input stream is used as a time reference for the output modulators.
Local time zone, country code and region ID in TOT can be set with this option.
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NTP Server: An NTP server is defined. The device connects to this NTP server to receive UTC time. The device generates the
TDT/TOT using this time reference. This option is useful if none of the input streams contain TDT/TOT tables.
Options for a fixed input stream
 NTP server: Enter the IP address or host name of the NTP server to which the device should connect. By default, the device
connects to "time.google.com".
 Time Zone: Select the time zone.
 Country Code: Enter the 3-digit country code. This must match the settings in the receivers.
 Country Region ID: If a country has several time zones (Russia, USA, Australia, etc.), enter the region ID 1-60. If there are no
different local time zones, the value 0 is used.
 Click Save.
Current Time shows the time that the headend sends to the DVB network.
1 If at least one IPTV input stream contains a TDT/TOT, the Auto option is in most cases suitable.
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Options for an NTP server
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