Cisco Cisco Titan S2 DVB-S2 Digital Satellite Receiver Data Sheet
Headend Systems
Indus MKII™ –
Transport Stream Descrambler
Transport Stream Descrambler
Description
Today, most programming is encrypted using a DVB-
compliant Conditional Access System. In many cases, these
programs need to be descrambled for further processing,
and preferably without going back to baseband video/audio.
For these applications Scientific-Atlanta
compliant Conditional Access System. In many cases, these
programs need to be descrambled for further processing,
and preferably without going back to baseband video/audio.
For these applications Scientific-Atlanta
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has developed the
Indus MKII™ Transport Stream Descrambler, a descrambler
capable of simultaneously descrambling selected programs
in a transport stream to provide a 'clear' digital signal.
Indus MKII Transport Stream Descrambler is fully based on
DVB standards such as the Common Interface for CA
applications and ASI for interoperability with other
equipment. This member of Scientific-Atlanta's Digital
Headend platform is the successor of the largely deployed
Indus™ Transport Stream Descrambler. It is denser, more
flexible and easier-to-use with its embedded HTML user
interface.
The removable Common Interface Module allows the
operator to easily select the required CA System for Indus
MKII Transport Stream Descrambler. Without the need for
different product versions only changing the CI Module and
Smart Card will do. Via the HTML user interface, the
operator has an overview of the available services and can
select the ones to be descrambled. After processing, the
Indus MKII Transport Stream Descrambler outputs an MPEG-2 Transport Stream compliant with the DVB
Asynchronous Serial Interface (ASI) specification containing the descrambled services.
The Indus MKII Transport Stream Descrambler is fully compatible with the Galaxy™ Modular Rack System and is
an extension to the other products for the Digital Headend, like the DVB-S (Titan MKII™), DVB-C (Spectra™)
DVB-T (Atlas MKII™) receivers.
capable of simultaneously descrambling selected programs
in a transport stream to provide a 'clear' digital signal.
Indus MKII Transport Stream Descrambler is fully based on
DVB standards such as the Common Interface for CA
applications and ASI for interoperability with other
equipment. This member of Scientific-Atlanta's Digital
Headend platform is the successor of the largely deployed
Indus™ Transport Stream Descrambler. It is denser, more
flexible and easier-to-use with its embedded HTML user
interface.
The removable Common Interface Module allows the
operator to easily select the required CA System for Indus
MKII Transport Stream Descrambler. Without the need for
different product versions only changing the CI Module and
Smart Card will do. Via the HTML user interface, the
operator has an overview of the available services and can
select the ones to be descrambled. After processing, the
Indus MKII Transport Stream Descrambler outputs an MPEG-2 Transport Stream compliant with the DVB
Asynchronous Serial Interface (ASI) specification containing the descrambled services.
The Indus MKII Transport Stream Descrambler is fully compatible with the Galaxy™ Modular Rack System and is
an extension to the other products for the Digital Headend, like the DVB-S (Titan MKII™), DVB-C (Spectra™)
DVB-T (Atlas MKII™) receivers.
Features
· Simultaneous descrambling of the selected services in a transport stream
· Bays for two DVB Common Interface Conditional Access Modules (CAMs)
· Descrambling capacity of services depends on the used CAMs
· Supports all Common Interface compliant CA systems
· ASI input & dual ASI output
· Selection of Programs or individual PIDs
· Support for HDTV program descrambling
· Embedded, browser independent HTML Graphical User Interface
· Full SNMP support and ROSA™ Network Management System integration
· Software upgradeable over Ethernet interface
· Maximum density, up to 10 TS descramblers in 3 RU
· Monitoring of main and backup power supply
· Hot-swappable
· Software programmable relay contact