Cisco Cisco D9804 Multiple Transport Receiver Guida All'Installazione

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Maximum Packet Stuffing During Critical Transport Loss Setting is Between 1 and 600 
If the ASI output format is set to Remux, the Packet Loss Adjustment is enabled, and 
the Maximum Packet Stuffing During Critical Transport Loss in the Deterministic 
Remultiplexing Setup controls is set to a value between 1 and 600, then the transport 
input muting always occurs after the time has expired if the input is below the noise 
cutoff threshold. Until the time expires, the ASI output is maintained using a best 
effort mix of the available input content and null packet stuffing, as needed. The 
DVB-T sync is maintained until the timer expires. When the timer expires, the ASI 
output is muted. 
 
RF Signal Margin 
(Signal 
Condition) 
Initial Alarms 
(Prior to 
Stuffing 
Threshold) 
ASI Output 
(Prior to Stuffing 
Threshold) 
Final Alarms 
(After Stuffing 
Threshold) 
ASI Output 
(After 
Stuffing 
Threshold) 
< Transport Cutoff 
(regardless of 
signal content or 
quality) 
RFx - Poor RF 
Signal 
Remux output consists 
of  best effort mix of 
null packets, inserted 
MIPs, and contributing 
streams. 
Maintains DVB-T 
synchronization, 
regardless of degraded 
input streams. 
RFx - Poor 
Signal 
ASIx Muted - 
Poor Signal 
Muted 
> Transport 
Restore 
Alarms cleared  Output restored. 
Alarms cleared  Output 
restored 
 
Input Signal Above Cutoff Threshold without Usable Content 
Maximum Packet Stuffing During Critical Transport Loss Setting is Zero 
If the RF signal is above the cutoff threshold, but contains corrupt or unusable data 
within the stream, and the Maximum Packet Stuffing During Critical Transport Loss 
in the Deterministic Remultiplexing Setup controls is set to zero, then the ASI output 
will consist of null packet and inserted MIPs capable of maintaining DVB-T 
synchronization. The DVB-T synchronization capable output continues indefinitely 
while the RF signal is unusable.