Setup Manual

Device View Description
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Tx9
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"Task View TS Feed" parameters
"Device View"
> "Tx<n>" > "Exciter A | B" > "Task View" > "Configure Inputs" > "TS
Feed"
or: "Device View" > "Tx<n>" > "Exciter A | B" > "Input 1 | 2" > "Transport Stream"
Name Description Value range Access rights
TS 1/2 Type Used to set the data format for the data streams at X20
and X21.
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Auto: The data format is detected automatically
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ASI: Manual setting for an ASI transport stream
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SMPTE: Manual setting for an SMPTE transport
stream
Auto, ASI,
SMPTE
Maintenance
Gross data rate Indicates the total data rate on the IP feed. Read Only
Stream Status Indicates whether a valid serial data stream is being
fed to the transmitter via the TS1/2 IN sockets (X20/
X21). If a fault is displayed here, first check the setting
of the TS type (ASI/SMPTE).
OK, No
Stream
Read Only
Packet Length Indicates the detected packet length of the transport
stream.
Read Only
MIP/IIP/TCP+DB Depending on the selected TV standard, this indicates
whether additional information for operation in sin-
gle‑frequency networks (SFN) is present in the data
stream.
Read Only
"Settings" parameters
"Device View"
> "Tx<n>" > "Exciter A | B" > "Input 1 | 2" > "Settings"
Name Description Value range Access right
Mute (on Input Fail) Used to define the operating behavior when the active
input fails. This parameter is available in MFN mode
only.
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No – In this mode, the output signal is not sup-
pressed if the active input fails. Null packets are
output instead.
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Yes – If the active input fails, the output signal is
suppressed.
No, Yes Maintenance
Input Fail Delay Used to set a delay time which must elapse following
an input signal failure before the output signal is sup-
pressed and a sum fault is generated.
0 s to 600 s Maintenance
Force Exciter Change-
over
Used to determine whether switchover to another
redundant exciter is to take place if the input signal
fails. This function is available for all redundancy sys-
tems (dual drive, backup exciter and N+1).
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Yes – In the "Yes" position, an exciter fault is sig-
naled to the higher‑level redundancy control unit
which decides whether to switch over to another
exciter or transmitter.
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No – In the "No" position, no switchover takes
place.
Yes, No Maintenance
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