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Use Case: TS over IP Constant Bit Rate M6100 Broadcast Satellite Modulator
13.1 Configure the Data Interfaces
• Log in as Expert user.
• Enable the Ethernet connectivity of the device.
• Configure the correct IP Addresses for the Data interface so that the M6100 is reachable for the
encoder/multiplexer.
13.2 Configure the TS over IP Input
M6100> TS over IP
Set the parameters in this block according to the settings of the head-end encoder or multiplexer.
• Click on the TS over IP functional block (when in the GUI) and do the following:
• Enable this functional block (meaning that traffic must be taken in on TS over IP);
• Define the Input selection, (on what data interface the TS is taken in);
• The following parameters must be set according to the input of the head-end
encoder/multiplexer;
• TS Ecapsulation Protocol = UDP;
• IP Address Type = Unicast:
• Configure the UDP port on which the TS over IP stream is received;
• Set the Traffic Profile = CBR;
• Define the Input TS Bit Rate.
When the inserted bit rate is too high/low the following alarm is generated:
TS over IP Invalid TS Bit Rate.
13.3 Configure the TS MUX
In this functional block, configure the NIT Carrier ID Information.
M6100> TS MUX >> NIT Carrier ID
• Enable Carrier ID and insert the appropriate carrier ID information.
This information is inserted into the NIT of the TS.
In case the incoming TS does not contain a NIT nor any null packets the NIT is not
inserted automatically (because there is no room to store the NIT). Make sure that
enough null packets are available in the TS to insert the NIT. (For example by
enabling the rate adapter and setting the bit rate higher than the incoming CBR.).
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