Pilot detection:
Indicates if pilot detection is Enabled or Disabled – applies only to DVB-S2
Frame length:
Indicates frame length – one of the following: “NORMAL FRAME – 64800
bits” or “SHORT FRAME – 16200 bits” – applies only to DVB-S2
SAT status - SAT requested tuning info:
Setup name: A name should be assigned to each frequency channel
Transponder frequency: The transponder frequency in GHz
LNB LO: The LNB LO frequency in GHz
LNB voltage: The LNB voltage - may be 0V, 13V or 18V
22kHz tone: Enable or disable 22kHz tone
DiSEqC:
The satellite front-end module supports DiSEqC 1.2 signaling. The
operator can enable a particular DiSEqC message to be transmitted
towards the antenna for each frequency defined in the tuning setup
typically used to control L-band switches. Specifically, the message sent
has the format ( 0xE0 0x10 0x38 N ), where N is a byte configurable
by the user to be between 0x00 and 0x0f. This is the command 0x38
“Write to Port group 1 (Committed switches)”.
Selected symbol rate: The selected SAT symbol rate in Msym/s
Selected input stream ID:
The selected input stream identifier in Multi input stream (MIS) or “No
filter” in Single input stream (SIS) – applies only to DVB-S2
PL scrambling mode:
The PL scrambling mode selected: None, Gold, Root – applies only to
DVB-S2
PL scrambling code: The PL scrambling code: 0–262141 – applies only to DVB-S2
ETR thresholds:
Selection of the ETR threshold template that should be assigned to the
current frequency
PID thresholds:
Selection of the PID threshold template that should be assigned to the
current frequency
Service thresholds:
Selection of the Service threshold template that should be assigned to
the current frequency
SAT thresholds:
Selection of the SAT threshold template that should be assigned to the
current frequency
VBC thresholds:
The name of the VBC threshold template assigned to the current fre-
quency
The constellation diagram displays the received symbols with respect to phase and amplitude.
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