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Front panel programming and control, Modes – Adtec digital DTA-3050 (version 6.02.14) Manual User Manual

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Front Panel Programming and Control

The front panel control group (function buttons, arrow keys, and LCD display) can be used to program and control virtually all
aspects of the DTA3050's operations. In fact, there are several commands that can only be carried out through the front panel
control group. For more information on these commands, please see the "Front Panel Only Control Options" article.

Modes

The mode button is used to access menus which control the major settings and configurations of the unit.

Mode List

Mode

Purpose

# of

Sub-menus

User

Configurable

Main Menu/Login

log into unit and control access

7

Yes

IP Address

allows entry of IP addresses for various components

10

Yes

Port State 1-10

configures the operation of each of the 10 input ports

8 (per port)

Yes

Output

cycles output of aggregate signal into SMPTE or ASI

2

Yes

Tables

cycles through table formats

3

Yes

IPTV

input of Global Settings and Mapped Programs

2

Yes

Audio Format

DVB audio settings

1

Yes

MPE 1-30

configure settings for Multiprotocol Encapsulation

12

Yes

DECAP 1-5

specifies decapsulization

4

Yes

CA1 1-5

conditional access configuration

16

Yes

ENC RED
SWITCH

Encoder Redundancy Switch; used to select PESA LNS8 for
redundancy (only supported option)

1

Yes

MUX Redundancy
Mode

Defines whether the unit is designated a Primary or Back-up
Muxer in a dual-redundancy Mux configuration.

2

Yes

Logs

none-not supported

n/a

n/a

H/W Version

informational only; gives the version number of the installed
hardware

No

S/W Version

informational only; gives the version number of the
installed on-board GUI

No

O/S Version

informational only; gives the version number of the
installed operating system

No

Status Mode

The front panel can be used to completely configure, operate, and maintain the DTA3050.

When first powered up, the unit will activate in Status Mode.

Status Mode shows the following operating parameters:

operating bit rate.

quantity of data ('D' value).

quantity of IP data ('V' value).

If there is no IP data, an 'F' value will appear, signifying the quantity of fill data.

By pressing the "Mode" button, each mode menu can be accessed in turn.

If there is no user activity from the front panel or GUI, the unit automatically shifts to status mode.

The default setting for the for this feature is five minutes; however, it can be user-configured for periods
between one and nine minutes.

Getting Started

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