Cisco Headend System Release 2.7 User Guide

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Add the SDV Server to the Desired Service Group 
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Add the SDV Server to the Desired Service Group 
Overview 
A service group is a set of modulator channels (Quadrature Amplitude Modulation 
[QAMs], multiple QAMs [MQAMs], or Gigabit QAMs [GQAMs]) that have been 
combined to provide services to a unique set of DHCTs. In order to provide SDV 
services, you must add a service group for each SDV server in your network. 
To provide SDV services, GQAMs can only be added to a service group. Service 
groups enable DHCTs to distinguish which GQAM is providing the SDV service. 
Important: The GQAMs you plan to add to a service group must first be installed in 
your network and configured on the DNCS. If they are not installed and configured, 
please do so now. If you need assistance, refer to Gigabit QAM Modulator Model 
D9479 Hardware Installation and Operation Guide
 (part number 745431). 
 
Adding GQAMs to a Service Group for SDV 
The GQAMs you plan to add to a service group must first be installed in your 
network and configured on the DNCS. If they are not installed and configured, 
please do so now. If you need assistance, refer to Gigabit QAM Modulator Model 
D9479 Hardware Installation and Operation Guide
 (part number 745431). 
When configuring the GQAM for SDV services, the GUI on the DNCS should 
resemble the following output. 
Important:  
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Please ensure that you have accurately defined the application support for RF 
outputs planned for SDV service groups. If the carrier is supporting both VOD 
and SDV, set the application support to Shared. If the carrier is supporting SDV 
only, set the application support to SDV only
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Please ensure that now RF carriers are muted when they are added to a service 
group.