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Service ID (SID) and a local input ID. Whenever the SDT table is not present, the
services will be listed as service 1, service 2, etc.
Assigned RF channel with the frequency plan used displayed in brackets.
Assigned frequency in MHz
Shows if the channel is enabled or not; if it is not enabled the RF carrier is
switched off.
Displays decoder status information. Refer to 7.1.1 for detailed information on
the parameters displayed.
Detailed configuration of the output
To assign a service to an output, select it from the drop down list in the Service Name column. Information such
as the slot, input port, and service PID, for the corresponding input module can be found just after the service
name itself; the decoder’s type can be found in the About node.
The services will automatically be assigned to the output immediately after they have been selected.
To configure audio language, subtitling, etc, click Edit for the service/channel.
To view existing configuration for a particular decoder, click view in the Status column.
The RF parameters above will only be visible in the GUI if the decoder card has an RF option.
Otherwise, they will not be listed.
7.1.1 DECODER STATUS
The Decoder Status dialog displays all parameters and their respective values for a particular decoder channel.
This dialog can be accessed simply by clicking view on a particular channel.
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