Cisco DNCS System Release 2.8.1 3.8.1 4.3.1 User Guide
QPSK Modulator
A QPSK modulator processes data going downstream from the DNCS to the DHCTs, as well as data going
upstream from the DHCTs to the DNCS.
upstream from the DHCTs to the DNCS.
For example, a QPSK modulator takes programming data for a PPV event from the DNCS, processes it onto an
RF signal, and then sends it to the DHCTs. When a subscriber chooses to buy that event by using their remote
control to send a signal to the DHCT, the DHCT passes that signal back to the DNCS, first through a QPSK
demodulator, and then through a QPSK modulator.
RF signal, and then sends it to the DHCTs. When a subscriber chooses to buy that event by using their remote
control to send a signal to the DHCT, the DHCT passes that signal back to the DNCS, first through a QPSK
demodulator, and then through a QPSK modulator.
For more information on QPSK modulators, refer to DAVIC QPSK Demodulator Model D9492 Installation and
Operation Guide (part number 545617).
Operation Guide (part number 545617).
Note: We offer a software product that enables the DNCS to also transport DOCSIS-compliant CMTS data to
DHCTs. For more information about this software product,
DHCTs. For more information about this software product,
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