Headend System management
Under SETTINGS, in the HEADEND SYSTEM MANAGEMENT menu, you can select Chameleons in the same local
(layer 2) network to be members in the same group, a HE Group.
When clicking menu icon, , and selecting Edit, all Chameleon in the local IP network will be listed. The list
gives the name (the Name entered under Module Identification in the Status menu), the serial number, chassis
name or serial number, group membership column and a warning if the module is member of another group.
To add a Chameleon, or Chameleons, mark their respective tic boxes, , in the MEMBER column, and save the
settings by clicking the yellow tick .
Please note that the settings done in one Chameleon will automatically update the headend System Management
settings also for all Chameleons in the same group.
DVB network and PSI/SI sharing – network settings
When setting up a system where PSI/SI information is shared, you must also set the network settings for all
outgoing transport streams. The network_id (NID) must be identical for all outgoing transport streams, and all the
transport streams must have different Transport Stream ID (TSID), see also §10.9.
10.12 Transmodulation and transparent outputs
Connect input to output transparently
An input can be sent transparently to an output by selecting “Connect transparently to”. When an input is
“connected” to an output, as default there is no change of the content of the transport stream from input to
output:
■ All services, with all PIDs are sent from the input to the output
■ The PSI/SI tables are sent from input to output without any change or modification
Settings for transparent outputs
As an alternative to the default setting (no change of content or signalling) there are settings available for sharing
NIT, Network ID (NID), Network name and Delivery system descriptor. You can also select to remove null packets
from the output.
To edit these settings, click the menu icon, , and select Edit.
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