Parameter Options Description
Data Input port it is sent in the output Transport Stream. This can result in wasted
bandwidth due to low packet occupancy. It also results in a higher packet rate, which may
cause some receivers to overflow
Wait 1s
Data is buffered until enough have arrived to fill a transport packet or 1 second elapses,
whichever occurs first
Component Tag 0 to 16383 Defines the optional component tag to be assigned to the data stream
5.4.4.5 External Sync Input Option Card
The External Sync Input Option Card has no configurable parameters. To configure
the external sync input to be used as the clock source, from the web interface,
browse to Device Configuration > Advanced Setup and under Base Unit set the
MUX SCR Source to External. Alternatively, on the front panel use the External
option under Advanced/System/Base Unit/MUX SCR Source.
5.4.4.6 Satellite Modulator Option Card (AVP 3000 Voyager Only)
The section describes the operation and control of the Satellite Modulator.
5.4.4.7 DVB RF Carrier ID
To comply with ETSI 103129, the Carrier ID information entered by the operator can
now be included in the Satellite Modulator Output. The Carrier ID configuration field
provides a single point of entry for the required parameters that are used in both the
NIT and the RF output.
By default, the RF Carrier ID State control is set to On for the Satellite Modulator
Output, thus including Carrier ID in the RF output.
Figure 5.30 DVB RF Carrier ID
5.4.4.7.1 Configuring Carrier ID Parameters
The user-defined fields for Carrier ID information can be accessed through a
number of routes, all of which will configure the same parameters.
• Front Panel.
• Simplified View - The Carrier ID button in the left panel provides a pop-up box
for data entry.
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