ASTRA Automation Modules - Aveco
ASTRA Automation Modules - Aveco
ASTRA Automation Modules - Aveco
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<strong>ASTRA</strong> <strong>Modules</strong><br />
AVECO Americas Incorporated<br />
468 Beacon Street<br />
Boston, MA 02115<br />
tel: (303) 588.5528<br />
www.aveco.com<br />
Control of VPS<br />
The VPS generator control is supported. All the information fields within the VPS code can be<br />
independently changed, from date and time up to the parental guidance flag and the audio<br />
mode.<br />
Control of Logo Inserter<br />
<strong>ASTRA</strong> supports control of inserting/removal of the logo as well as selection of the logo if<br />
supported by the device used.<br />
Control of Scrambler<br />
The scrambler control module allows for controlling parameters of conditional access devices<br />
individually for each event on the playlist. Scrambler control capabilities depend on the<br />
device's ability to be controlled and typically include scrambled-clear mode, parental guidance<br />
level, tiers level and others.<br />
Control of Audio Processor<br />
The audio processor control allows for controlling various parameters of audio programming<br />
devices individually for each event on the playlist.<br />
Control of Routing Switcher<br />
The control of the routing switcher is supported including automatic routing of the signals to<br />
preview monitors. <strong>ASTRA</strong>'s control over the router is typically invisible to the operator who<br />
simply selects the device and task to be performed and <strong>ASTRA</strong> configures the router<br />
automatically as required. For example, when recording clips to a videoserver the operator<br />
selects the proper source and <strong>ASTRA</strong> will route the signal to the videoserver input.<br />
It is also possible to control the routing switcher manually using the matrix control panel<br />
application. The two screen shots shown below represent two different representation of the<br />
direct control interface to routers. The image on the left shows a graphical matrix control of a<br />
16x16 router. The image on the right shows control matrix for a 64x64 router.<br />
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