Descrambling types, Differential decoder, Bpsk bit ordering – Comtech EF Data SNM-1001L User Manual
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SNM-1001L Satellite Modem
Revision 1
Specifications
MN/SNM1001L.IOM
A–15
A.7.3 Descrambling
Types
When descrambling is enabled, it is applied to the demodulator data according to the
programmed demodulator type as listed in Table 13-10. When descrambling is disabled,
no descrambling is applied to the demodulator data.
Table A-9. Descrambling Types
Demodulator Type
FEC or Framing
Descrambling
EFD Closed, CSC Closed Sequential
ITU V.35
EFD Closed,
CSC Closed,
FDC Closed
Viterbi
ITU V.35 INTELSAT Modified
EFD Closed
Viterbi/RS Concatenated EFD Modified V.35
EFD Closed
Turbo
2
12-1
Synchronous
FDC Closed
Sequential or Viterbi
FDC Modified V.35
A.7.4
Differential Decoder
The differential decoder takes care of one set of ambiguities due the error correction codes
being transparent.
• On or Off
A.7.5 BPSK
Bit
Ordering
The decoder has the ability to select whether I is the first bit or Q is the first bit in the
symbol word grouping for compatibility with any system. For standard mode Q is the first
bit.
• Viterbi (Standard/Non-Standard)
• Sequential (Standard/Non-Standard)
• Turbo – fixed order only
A.7.6
Deinterleaver (Reed-Solomon Codec)
• OQPSK, QPSK – Depth 4 (IBS, IDR, D&I)
• 8-PSK – Depth 4 (No overhead, IBS, D&I) (IESS-310)
• Depth 8 (Closed Network, Async)
• 8-PSK – Depth 8 (IDR) (IESS-310)
A.7.7
Demodulator Spectrum Rotation
The operator can select Normal, Inverted, or Auto-Detect of the spectrum for the
Demodulator Input.