Atec Tektronix-SV970 - Manual

Features & Benefits
One to Four Stream
Monitoring
TR 101 290 DVB First,
Second and Third Priority
Measurements with User
Configurable Settings
Graphical Representation
of PCRs
Complete Remote Control Via
Web Browser Using Industry
Standard SNMP on Ethernet
Template Checks
DVB, MHP, SI Interpretation
Transport Stream Error Status
Available at a Glance
Configurable Alarm
Outputs, TTL and
Closed Contact Relay
Multiple Industry Standard
Transport Stream Interfaces
Available L Band, ASI and
DVB Parallel Interfaces
M P E G Tr a n s p o r t S t r e a m M o n i t o r
SV970
SV970 Designed For The Broadcast Environment
SV970 Transport Stream Monitor has been
specifically designed to meet the exacting
requirements of real time DVB monitoring in
a transmission environment. With the rapid
deployment of digital satellite, terrestrial and
cable television, the requirement to ensure
that digital broadcasts can be decoded by
subscribers set-top boxes (IRDs) and that pic-
tures are of optimum quality is paramount.
SV970 achieves this by continuously
monitoring up to four separate transport
streams in real time – verifying they
conform to the specifications.
In a modern broadcast environment, transport
streams originate from a variety of sources
including contribution links and pre-encoded
material. These sources need to be monitored
in real time prior to the final multiplex and
transmission. SV970 Transport Stream Monitor
is designed to meet your complete real-time
monitoring requirement, forming part of a net-
work control system solution. SV970 provides
you with a cost effective, flexible and upgrad-
able monitoring architecture.
Put simply, SV970 future proofs and protects
your investment in network monitoring.
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