Wisi Chameleon - Settings and Management of Outputs in Service Management

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10.4 Settings and management of Outputs in Service Management
For the Outputs part of Service Management there are
pop-up menus and context menus where you type
parameters. Edit in pop-up menus can open a context
menu.
For the transport streams (TS) in the outgoing
multiplexes, there are DVB Network related settings
(TSID, ONID, Network ID, Network name, LCN type).
There is also bitrate information for each output
(utilized bitrate and configured (limit) bitrate).
For the services in the outputs, there are settings for
service name, service provider name, SID (Service ID),
LCN number and HD LCN number.
LCN types, multiple LCN types, LCN and HD-
LCN numbers
For an output TS, you can select to include several LCN
types. By doing this, descriptors for the different LCN
types will be added to the output, and the LCN number
settings for a service will be included for all selected
LCN types.
“HD-LCN” in general is intended to allow receivers to
decide the placement of a service in a channel list
depending on the receiver capability. For Nordig, this
functionality is achieved by setting the same LCN
number for an SD service and an HD service with the
same content. For EAECM, the HD-LCN number setting is used.
Please note that when several LCN types are used, the “HD-LCN” functionality is incompatible.
10.4.1 Managing output TS settings, PSI/SI, service and streams/PIDs settings
The Outputs side of Service Management contains information and settings for the output TS, the PSI/SI tables, the
EMMs, the services and the streams in the services:
 TS (output): Removing services, edit output TS settings (TSID, ONID, Network ID, Network name, LCN
type)
 PSI/SI: Manage PSI/SI tables (enable ON/OFF and table repetition rates) and manage PSI/SI descriptors
(block/unblock, and add/block descriptors)
 EMM: EMM out PID, block/unblock
 Services: Edit service settings (service name, service provider name, SID, LCN and HD LCN number, PMT
PID, Service type, running status)
 Streams: Edit stream settings (set stream type, OUT PID number, block/unblock)
Connecting outputs to EMMg and services to SCG is managed in the Outputs of Service Management. Elementary
stream level scrambling is also managed in these menus. The scrambling related settings is covered in §11.