Cisco Headend System Release 2.7 Release Notes
SR 4.2 at a Glance
4012157 Rev B
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GQAM IP Multicast Input
SR 4.2, in conjunction with GQAM modulators loaded with GQAM software version
3.x (or later), provides support for GQAM IP multicast input. This feature allows
system operators to use GQAM modulators to join an IP multicast service or source
to obtain and broadcast content to digital set-tops in different formats (simulcast).
Basically, this feature allows different GQAMs to use the same IP content source.
3.x (or later), provides support for GQAM IP multicast input. This feature allows
system operators to use GQAM modulators to join an IP multicast service or source
to obtain and broadcast content to digital set-tops in different formats (simulcast).
Basically, this feature allows different GQAMs to use the same IP content source.
What Optional Features Are Carried Forward in SR 4.2?
EAS Filtering
As a leading provider of cable services to your community, you want to ensure that
your subscribers accurately receive emergency messages intended for their
community. Emergency Alert System (EAS) filtering is an optional feature that,
through its integration with the DNCS, uses the Federal Information Processing
Standards (FIPS) to filter and send EAS messages only to targeted states, counties, or
subdivisions. This feature enables you to serve your customers and your community
in a timely and efficient manner.
your subscribers accurately receive emergency messages intended for their
community. Emergency Alert System (EAS) filtering is an optional feature that,
through its integration with the DNCS, uses the Federal Information Processing
Standards (FIPS) to filter and send EAS messages only to targeted states, counties, or
subdivisions. This feature enables you to serve your customers and your community
in a timely and efficient manner.