Cisco Headend Digital Broadband Delivery System Maintenance Manual
Chapter 7 Troubleshooting
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Settings menu, music channels, PIN entry screens, and other IPG screens.
The EAS audio file always overrides analog and digital audio and internally
generated sounds.
generated sounds.
The text display, or ticker, and audio playback repeat as long as necessary to fill
the duration. If the delay time is greater than 5 seconds, the program audio is
heard during the delay time between repeats.
the duration. If the delay time is greater than 5 seconds, the program audio is
heard during the delay time between repeats.
The EAS suspends operation when one of the following occurs:
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The time reaches the origination time plus the duration received in the EAS
request pass-through message.
Note: Origination time plus duration does not apply to Force Tuned
messages.
request pass-through message.
Note: Origination time plus duration does not apply to Force Tuned
messages.
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The set-top receives an EAS Termination (EAT) pass-through message.
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If the EAS message is active when a new EAS message is received, the entire
new message including the audio file, if applicable, downloads and the old
message suspends operation.
new message including the audio file, if applicable, downloads and the old
message suspends operation.
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If the EAS message causes Force Turning, other message types are ignored,
except for the EAT message.
except for the EAT message.