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Defines the manual's purpose and scope for CP560 users.
Explains the significance of safety warnings, cautions, and notes used in the manual.
Emphasizes adherence to all safety warnings and operating instructions for safe product use.
Provides contact details for customer support and inquiries regarding the CP560 unit.
Outlines the key features and capabilities of the CP560 DVB-T2 Gateway product.
Details the functionalities enabled through various software licenses for the CP560.
Guides users on checking the shipment contents and ensuring all items are present and undamaged.
Specifies the environmental conditions required for the proper installation and operation of the CP560.
Provides essential points to observe when installing the CP560 unit into a standard 19" rack.
Explains the importance of proper ventilation to prevent overheating and ensure reliable operation.
Details the AC and DC power supply options, connection procedures, and safety precautions.
Describes how to connect the CP560 to external systems via its various ports.
Provides an overview of the front panel LEDs and rear panel connectors of the CP560.
Explains the configuration and functionality of the ASI input/output ports on the CP560.
Details the ASI input ports, their LEDs, and associated status indicators.
Describes the ASI output ports and their status LEDs for transmitting T2-MI streams.
Explains the 1 PPS input functionality for SFN network synchronization.
Details the usage of Ethernet data ports for transport streams and device management.
Describes the SFP slot for optional interfaces and its dependency on license keys.
Refers to section 4.5 for details on power supply, grounding, and security measures.
Explains how to connect the management port for device control and network management.
Guides on connecting the technical earth for proper grounding and potential equalization.
Describes the D-Sub connector for alarm information and reset functionality.
Details the USB interface for initial IP address setup and driver requirements.
Explains how to access the CP560 via its web interface using a browser and Flash Player.
Describes the password protection mechanism for remote access and different user privilege levels.
Details methods for changing the CP560's management IP address via Web GUI or terminal.
Explains the login process to access the CP560 web interface using IP address, username, and password.
Describes the components of the status header, including product name, alarm status indicator, and user information.
Provides an overview of the device's operational status and alarm events through sub-pages.
Contains information and settings not related to specific ports, organized into sub-pages.
Contains information and settings for the input ports of the device.
Contains information and settings applicable to the output ports of the device.
Describes the SNMP agent's protocol support, MIB formats, and communication methods.
Details SNMP configuration parameters accessible via the Device Info/SNMP settings page.
Describes SNMP TRAP messages related to alarm and status changes.
Guides through the initial configuration steps for installing the CP560 in a new environment.
Describes synchronizing CP560 T2-Timestamp and scheduling for Seamless SFN systems.
Details setting up a redundant system using CP560 units with a TNS541 TS Seamless Switch.
Provides schedules and instructions for routine inspection, cleaning, and servicing of the CP560.
Provides information to help operators rectify apparent faults or identify fault locations.
Describes troubleshooting steps for issues related to the PSU LED and power supply.
Provides steps for diagnosing fan issues and potential unit overheating problems.
Lists the physical dimensions, weight, and mounting specifications of the CP560 unit.
Specifies the operating and storage environmental conditions required for the CP560.
Provides technical specifications for both AC and DC power supplies used by the CP560.
Outlines the safety and electromagnetic compatibility standards the equipment complies with.
Explains distortions affecting IP video transport, including packet loss and jitter.
Explains how FEC improves packet error rate and shows the effect of matrix depth on capability.
Discusses the impact of FEC on latency and required buffer sizes for error packet recovery.
Describes using layer 3 routing to prioritize video packets over other data for improved QoS.
Lists the validations that apply to the T2-Frame structure, including Pilot Patterns.
Explains how the CP560 uses the Estimated Transmission Time (ETT) value in T2-Super Frame building.
Offers methods for estimating and setting the ETT value for SFN regions, considering network delays.
Defines the severity levels for alarms and their corresponding color indicators.
Describes the fields used in the alarm description table for detailed alarm information.
Lists specific alarms with their ID, text, severity, and detailed information.
Lists specific alarms related to system, port, and time synchronization issues.
Lists specific alarms related to user actions, system status, and switch operations.
Lists specific alarms related to software updates, user logins, and system states.
Lists specific alarms related to synchronization, joint bit rate control, and port status.
Lists specific alarms related to stream integrity, PID errors, and TS packet drops.
Lists specific alarms related to output overflows, MIP errors, and PLP status.
Lists specific alarms related to TS rate issues and PSIP repetition errors.
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