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Chapter 4 Configuring Applications Broadcast Application The following dialog appears: Enter the starting PID of the range Enter the last PID of the range Click to add PID Range a. Click Add Range and define the PID range by entering the required PID range start and end. Once you enter the required PIDs in hexadecimal, you can view their values also in decimal. b. To exclude the NIT, STD and/or EIT PIDs, select the required one. Once the PID is selected, this PID is not included in the selected PID range. c. Click Done to close the dialog and to save the configuration. 4. To view the associated output QAMs, click in Output QAMs, the . The following dialog appears: 5. View the list of associated QAMs for the input at stake. The list includes QAM-RFs with Broadcast QAM Manager. (see page 49). 6. In Status view the status of the input socket: Active - the input source is active Inactive - input session is not streamed into the device © 2012 Harmonic Inc. 82 NSG 9000-6G, Version 2.7, Rev B
Chapter 4 Configuring Applications Broadcast Application 4.3.1.2 PID Range Socket Redundancy An input socket may have up to two backup input sockets. By default, the first input socket is the primary socket. Click to view currently active input Default primary Input socket socket Backup input sockets If the primary socket fails, either of the following may take place: NOTE: When both port redundancy and socket redundancy are configured, port redundancy has a higher priority. • Primary socket fails and no traffic is detected on the port - port redundancy switch will take place. If still no traffic is detected on the socket, a socket redundancy takes place, moving to the following backup socket of the active port. (See Configuring Input GbE Port Redundancy on page 37.) • Primary socket fails and traffic is detected on the port - automatically the following configured socket is activated. If the active input socket is the last one in the list and it fails, a redundancy switch is performed to return to the Primary. The cycle stops at the primary, if there is no traffic on any of the sources. The redundancy mechanism, rechecks the last active source for a momentary failure. If it is still faulty, the redundancy switch reverts to the primary and keeps checking in increased intervals the configured sources, until detecting an active source. To configure a backup socket 1. Click the Expand all link . 2. Click Add Session. 3. Configure the required parameters of the newly added session as explained in To configure a PID range session on page 80. To select the active input socket By default, the first input socket in the list is the active socket. However, you can define any of the configured input sockets to be active if it receives traffic. 1. To view the currently active input socket, click the Refresh link . © 2012 Harmonic Inc. 83 NSG 9000-6G, Version 2.7, Rev B
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