SMART Preliminary catalog November 2014.pdf

SMART DVB MPEG2 Service monitor analysis report transport stream

Preliminary version

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Contents 1 Transport stream monitoring, why it matters.. ..................................................... 3 2 Introduction .................................................................................................... 4 2.1 Product philosophy .................................................................................... 4 3 Product line ..................................................................................................... 4 3.1 Add-on tooling .......................................................................................... 7 3.2 Input options ............................................................................................ 8 4 Feature highlights ............................................................................................ 8 4.1 Comprehensive multi-viewer....................................................................... 8 4.2 Snapshot based signaling check .................................................................. 9 4.3 Content verification & loudness measurement ............................................... 9 4.4 Conditional Access ....................................................................................10 4.5 “Additional analyzer� ................................................................................10 4.6 Service streaming ....................................................................................11 4.7 Data re-purposing ....................................................................................11 5 SMART DVB product specifications ....................................................................12 5.1 Monitoring capabilities ..............................................................................12 5.2 Content verification ..................................................................................13 5.3 Codec support..........................................................................................14 5.4 Visualization features ................................................................................15 5.5 Miscellaneous features ..............................................................................16 5.6 Gateway features .....................................................................................17 6 Hardware specifications ...................................................................................18 7 Number of streams .........................................................................................19 7.1 Multi Program Transport Stream (MPTS) .....................................................19 7.2 Single Program Transport Stream (SPTS) ....................................................19 8 Number of analyzed services ............................................................................19 8.1 Maximum number of services per Probe ......................................................19 8.2 Maximum number of services per MPTS ......................................................19 9 Number of displayed video tiles per Multi-viewer.................................................20 9.1 Maximum number of video tiles per multi-viewer .........................................20 9.2 Multi-viewer points allocation table .............................................................20

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Transport stream monitoring, why it matters..

Broadcasters and Network operators have a commercial and legislative obligation to perform at the highest level. In day-to-day practice this means that they need to have the ability to instantaneously validate the integrity of transmission, signaling, metadata and content as well as being able to backtrack issues. Failure to identify and diagnose broadcast transmission issues typically results in a poor Quality of Experience for the viewer, leading to churn or more direct penalties stipulated in B2B carriage contracts or loss of advertising revenue.

Furthermore, a lack of insight in the impact of issues or lack of means of instantaneous analysis will prohibit network operators of addressing issues effectively and in acceptable time frames. Particularly in scenario’s where network components are distributed over a wide area this can lead to unnecessary or ineffective truck-rolls and further unneeded service outage.

A lack of insight and communication between Network Operating Center, 2 nd line engineering and customer care center can leave call-center agents unaware of service issues, causing unnecessary issue reports, more load on the call center and frustrated subscribers.

If you are a broadcaster outsourcing transmission functions to third parties or a legal authority monitoring the performance of broadcast licensees, you may want to verify the uptime figures of your third parties, rather than relying on their reports.

The SMART DVB product range offers solutions to all these challenges in a broadcasting environment, whether this spans a large and complex channel lineup or only one or a few channels, the network is distributed or centralized and caters for a wide range of transmission methods.

Beyond plain monitoring, the tap realized with the SMART DVB devices can also be used to derive more information about the content transmitted, which can be refined to enrich value added services, customer experience and media monitoring and indexing functions.

Topics we look forward informing you about‌.

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Introduction

This product guide introduces a complete product line for visual analysis and monitoring for owners and operators in digital broadcast distribution. SMART DVB delivers comprehensive insight in operational integrity and stream availability through monitoring, displaying, analysing and recording stream content, parameters, standards compliance and service configurations. SMART DVB provides the following high level features:        

TS monitoring against known good template TR 101.290 prio 1/2/3 Video black frame/freeze frame monitoring Audio level and silence monitoring Loudness monitoring Subtitle monitoring EPG monitoring Monitor the health of your conditional access

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Bitrate monitoring Deep analysis of all signalling and content Drag and drop multiviewer Service demux and streaming Alarm aggregation and remote control tool Reporting tool Open database holding alarm and metadata info Webviews for status display on PC, Phone, Tablet

The SMART DVB is a powerful and versatile system that can be deployed at multiple

levels. From single probes for local service and component monitoring with in depth stream analysis, to distributed architectures with multiple probes, data aggregation, clients and web server applications. We support remote and centralized probing.

2.1 Product philosophy Our products are designed to meet the actual practical needs from a distribution NOC and engineering perspective. Furthermore we are committed to the performance of our products, which is the reason why, although our products are based on COTS server hardware, we deliver our products from an appliance philosophy.

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Product line

Monitoring capabilities TR 101 290 Timing Bitrates Snapshot comparison EPG monitoring CA monitoring

SMART DVB 10series Extended ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

Content verification Maximum verified video services Black frame - Freeze frame / Audio level Audio loudness

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SMART DVB 50-series is planned for release in Q4 2014

SMART DVB 50series1 Extended ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

SMART DVB 90series Extended ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

SMART DVB IP Viewer Basic ✓

Extended

Extended

Basic

60

80

32

✓

✓

✓

Option

Option

Basic view

5 SMART DVB 10series

SMART DVB 50series2

SMART DVB 90series

SMART DVB IP Viewer

✓ 4 SD or 2 HD

✓

✓ 32 SD or 12 HD

✓ 32 SD or 16 HD

Gateway support Triggered recording Stream de-mux and forwarding

Option ✓

Option ✓

Option ✓

Option3

✓

✓

✓

TS support Inputs

4 MPTS or 20 SPTS RF/ASI/IP

8 MPTS or 60 SPTS IP

8 MPTS or 40 SPTS ASI/IP

8 MPTS or 32 SPTS IP

Size/power

1 RU 25 cm < 60 Watt

1RU 64 cm < 740 Watt

1 RU 64 cm < 740 Watt

1 RU 64 cm < 740 Watt

Content Viewing Single service display Multi-viewer

SMART DVB 10-series

compact stream probe and analyzer

A powerful stream probe in a compact (1RU, 25cm) and low power (typ. 35W) case.

Input options are DSAT, ASI and IP networks. Full scope monitoring and analysis is performed against standards defined criteria such as TR 101 290, and more importantly assessing the stream’s signalling parameters, including comparison against an operator introduced capture of a known good stream. Furthermore, essential encryption parameters and EPG content are included in this analysis. If problems occur or custom alarm thresholds are triggered the Probe generates local alarms, forwards alarms to an aggregation server, and may even be triggered to record the stream.

Marking a clear difference from other transport stream probes, SMART 10-series DVB offers multiple facilities to provide remote insight and local visual and audible insight in content. Catering for bandwidth limitations from remote sites, the Probe can demultiplex, and forward individual services (with user defined option to transcode them) as well as provide JPEG mosaic for forwarding to the gateway (next to providing a running mosaic display on the unit itself. In this configuration the Probe can display 4 SD or 2 HD services in a single multi-tile display.

SMART10-series DVB is ideal for distribution networks spanning multiple processing sites but can also be applied as a versatile engineering tool at head-end sites or even SNG vehicles and OB-vans.

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SMART DVB 50-series is planned for release in Q4 2014 Supporting reporting, database and alarm forwarding functions only

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SMART DVB 50-series

High performance eyes off stream and content probe

This model solves the monitoring demands for operators that deal with a large number of streams that need to be inspected and monitored not only for the signalling and stream integrity as the SMART DVB 10-series does, but also need to be verified with regard to the actual content payload (i.e. checking the encoded video and audio for video black / freeze and audio level). The SMART DVB 50-series will do this as a background process for those situations where efficiency is chosen above multi-viewing in a staffed NOC environment.

SMART DVB 90-series

Fully integrated probe and multi-viewer

The SMART DVB 90-series blends together the capabilities of the SMART DVB 10series/50-series and SMART DVB IP Viewer. Supporting up to 8 MPTS or 40 SPTS, The SMART 90-series delivers monitoring, analysis and display. Designed for Operators or Content providers that must not only know the detailed current status of their services, but also quickly identify problems, their cause and remedy. Ideally located in central or main regional sites the SMART DVB 9000 offers a complete and uncompromising service integrity tool for those with premium content and or high performance SLA targets.

In addition to the extensive features of the SMART DVB 10-series and SMART DVB IP Viewer combined, the SMART DVB 90-series also provides black and freeze frame detection running continually on all services as a background process. The service does not need to be visualized.

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SMART DVB IP Viewer

High performance multi-viewer

The IP Viewer multi-viewer device provides an essential display of video, audio, subtitles, audio levels and EPG data (now/next). Equally well positioned in a Network Operations rooms or the Regional HQ of content providers â&#x20AC;&#x201C; seeing content remains the preeminent method of confidence monitoring. The growing number of turnaround service providers may decide that high fidelity monitoring of the content backed by TR 101 290 checks is sufficient as their obligation and control over more detailed parameters is limited.

IP Viewer has a capacity for 16 HD AVC or 32 SD MPEG2 video tiles each with detailed ancillary stream data. The inputs can be derived from up to 8 MPTS or 32 SPTS on IP input. Supporting as standard two full resolution HD outputs with custom screen templates ensures nothing is missed. When content is too sensitive to be shown in full IP Viewerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s picture mask obscures the picture as required. In the background IP Viewer is monitoring the signal for essential TR 101 290 stream errors. Like the SMART DVB 10series these alarms can be passed to the SMART Gateway.

3.1

Add-on tooling

SMART DVB Gateway

Remote control and aggregation tool

The SMART DVB gateway can tie together multiple SMART DVB devices into one centralized control and data aggregation surface. From the gateway GUI it is possible to monitor and configure multiple probes. Local and/or remote multi-viewers can be monitored by means of an overview page with frequently updated mosaic thumbnails.

The SMART DVB gateway also provides means to forward alarms by e-mail, where a matrix can be populated that allows subscribing different user groups to different alarm levels, in a schedule that even allows forwarding rules based on time-of-day or day of the week, following on-call rosters.

The gateway supports reporting functions for line-up, bitrates and alarms, exportable in various formats. Besides this, the gateway can also support a connected MySQL database for logging several parameters. From this database, customized web-views can be created, with AXON supporting and making available some PHP based examples, that can be extended by operators, system integrators or as part of an add-on professional services offer by AXON.

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Base supported PHP scripts exist for:   

Alarm overview Service status overview (aggregated service status in one view) Aggregated or single view on connected multi-viewers, in the form of updating screenshots.

With these database driven views, web browsers can be addressed, for desktop, tablet and smartphone use. Thus addressing the needs of NOC/Customer call centre and on-call engineers and service managers..

3.2 Input options SMART DVB 10-series and SMART DVB 90-series are available in versions that allow IP, ASI, DVB-S/S2 inputs. The SMART DVB 50-series and SMART DVB IP Viewer allow IP input only.

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Feature highlights

4.1 Comprehensive multi-viewer The SMART DVB 90-series and SMART DVB IP Viewer include a comprehensive multi-viewer. The SMART DVB 10-series supports a restricted multi-viewing capacity. The multi-viewer has a set of features dedicated to distribution environments such as the under monitor display of service name (from SDT or manually configured), Teletext or DVB subtitle display, multichannel and surround audio bars. Tile borders that show the color representing the alarm category with the highest severity and dynamic layout elements to depict transport stream status or clocks.

Furthermore for sensitive or offending content, parts of the video tile can be masked while still retaining enough visibility to assess that a service is running on not.

The multi-viewer layout can be easily constructed using a simple drag-anddrop layout editor. Layouts can be stored for easy re-configuration.

Service allocation to tiles can be done in configuration mode and in run mode.

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4.2

Snapshot based signaling check

The SMART DVB probe allow taking a snapshot of the signaling in a known good stream, acting as a baseline that then can be edited to engage alarms when selected parameters change during further measurements. The granularity of selections that can be made are extremely detailed, down to the individual descriptor level and table version numbers.

The full range of alarm levels is available, to ensure that changes are signaled to the right stakeholder.

Snapshot file and alarm properties are stored in XML format, ready for deployment in other probes that may carry the same content.

4.3

Content verification & loudness measurement The SMART DVB 50-series SMART DVB 90-series and SMART DVB IP Viewer can inspect the contents of MPEG video and audio streams. Besides parsing and alerting on stream header information these services can also be checked for frozen or black video (tied to a tolerance level for noisy analog inputs further upstream) as well as for audio level and audio silence.

For data components on these services (such as DVB subtitles) data freeze detection is available.

These features are particularly useful to automatically identify issues in playout or severe intermediate transmission issues.

On the SMART DVB 90-series the content verification process can run in background, i.e. with no need for the verified service to be displayed. On the SMART DVB 5- series the content verifications will always run in background.

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A special case of content verification is the audio loudness measurement. This enables an operator to identify services that exceed a pre-determined reference level, based on the station loudness measurements procedures outline in EBU Tech 3344. The system also allows setting alarms on Momentary or Short term loudness in order to further pin down incompliant content. L and M values are logged into file for later evaluation.

Loudness measurements are available as add-on license on the SMART DVB 50-series and SMART DVB 90-series.

The loudness measurements are powered by algorithms and definitions based on BE.1770-2, EBU R128 and using implementations by Grimm Audio B.V.

4.4

Conditional Access

The SMART DVB supports an elaborate mechanism to verify conditional access and trigger alarms when anomalies are found. These functions include measuring the crypto period to ensure that DVB simulcrypt processes are still running and key’s are refreshed, validating if signaling is consistent, i.e. CAT / PMT CA descriptors and MPEG scrambling control field are in-line with each other as well as verifying if a service is scrambled or clear.

Furthermore measurements can be done on the timing of ECM delay times relative to crypto period or to other ECM’s in a DVB simulcrypt environment. This is useful to reveal timing or ECMG/SCS related issues that are otherwise very difficult to track down, while in the field producing inconsistent decoding glitches.

4.5

“Additional analyzer” The “Start Additional Analyzer” function allows the virtual replication of a service in a transport stream to a 2nd (or more) copy.

A different set of alarm parameters and thresholds can be configured against this virtual copy, which can notify a different set of stakeholders. This proves useful if the NOC is only interested in e.g. TR 101 290 alarms that will have direct service impact, but 2nd line engineering wants to follow not immediate service affecting anomalies on the same monitored parameters for long term trend analysis or troubleshooting.

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4.6

Service streaming

Service streaming allows the local or remote operator to select a service and stream it to configurable IP destinations. The stream will be de-multiplexed from the original transport stream but and will include all PSI/SI from the original transport stream. The operator or system integrator can define custom forwarding methods, which may include 3rd party transcode to lower bitrates or other codecs.

The streaming function can be invoked through local GUI, gateway GUI or by means of a SOAP call.

Streaming is useful when a probe is located on a remote site and the operator wants visual insight in a service without consuming a large portion of bandwidth on the return channel to the NOC. Alternatively, streaming can be used to select a service using GUI and sending a service to a dedicated specialized analyzer or an IP STB driving separate screens in a monitor wall.

4.7

Data re-purposing

Monitoring does not only provide valuable insight in the technical status and service delivery integrity of your broadcast network, it can also provide data that can be repurposed for adding value to the service offering (operator to subscriber) or other key stakeholders (business to business or for legal/public purposes). Simple applications could be EPG extraction or providing compliance data, but more integrated solutions can cover fingerprint generation or content recognition and deep metadata generation.

Data re-purposing is based on the gatewayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s database functions or on the streaming functions in the probes.

We can offer integrations that allow you to exploit the deeper knowledge gathered about your monitored content.

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SMART DVB product specifications

Please refer to chapter 3 Product line for the product to feature set mapping (basic/extended).

The alarm column indicates that the feature can be used to setup alarm triggers.

5.1

Monitoring capabilities Basic

Extended

Alarm

✓

✓

✓

PCR Accuracy and repetition rate views PTS-PCR timing DTS-PCR timing

✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓

Bitrate graphs on TS, Service, PID and pool level, Minimum and Maximum bit rates on TS or component level Burst check per PID CBR/VBR measurements

✓

TR 101 290 TR 101 290 prio 1/2/3 configurable on TS/Service/PID level Timing (beyond TR101290)

Bitrate monitoring

✓

✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

Monitor TS, PSI/SI and component signaling according to known good (editable) snapshot, with ability to alert on descriptor and table version properties in a very granular way

✓

✓

Structure tree breakdown into descriptors Hexadecimal view

✓ ✓

Snapshot comparison

PSI/SI analysis

EPG view and monitoring EPG grid display on TS and service level EPG GAP analysis EPG horizon analysis Parental rating check in p/f and schedule

✓

✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

Conditional access EMM availability EMM signaling in CAT PMT-MPEG scrambling control field correlation Scrambling control v. crypto period check Scrambled or unscrambled alarm according to desired setting

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5.2

Content verification Basic

Video content checks

FF/BF 4runs as background process, no visualization required Stream ID Picture format Freeze Frames Black Frames Exclude /include area for FF/BF check

Extended

Alarm

✓

✓

✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

Video content analysis GOP structure and type Packet view with packet structure tree, Hex/ASCII view and per packet informational elements MPEG2 Sequence header info (VBV buffer size/width/height/Aspect ratio/Frame rate) MPEG2 Sequence header extension (profile/level Chroma format, low delay option, scan mode, AFD, AVC Profile/Level/Chroma format/Picture height (macroblocks and map units) Sample Aspect ratio (width/height), Display aspect ratio, Frame bms flag value, SEI info-tree, Bit depth Luma/Chroma Audio stream transparent forwarding to HDMI Audio content checks

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AL/SD 5runs as background process, no visualization required Audio level and silence detection6 Loudness monitoring (ST/MT 7 and station loudness) Stream ID

✓

✓

✓

✓

option

✓

✓

✓

BF/FF refers to black frame and freeze frame detection AL/SD refers to audio level and silence detection Audio level and silence detection as well as loudness measurements on AC3 encoded audio content requires additional AC3 licenses.

7 ST/MT refers to short term and momentary loudness measurements 5 6

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Extended

Alarm

Packet view with packet structure tree, Hex/ASCII view and per packet informational elements MPEG1L2-MPEG2 Mode, mode extension, Layer, Copyright, Protection, Original/home, Bitrate index, Emphasis, Sampling Frequency AAC Transport type AC3

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

Subtitle visualization (info tab+mosaic) Data freeze Decodability

✓

✓

Visualization (info tab+mosaic) EBU subtitles Data freeze Visualization of ATSC A/53 EIA608/EIA708 in info tab

✓

✓

✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓

✓

Basic

Extended

Alarm

✓

✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ option

✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ option

Audio content analysis

DVB subtitle

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

Teletext support

Closed captioning Data PID support

Data freeze Recognition of MPE/DSM-CC, AIT parse

5.3

Codec support

Video codec support MPEG-2 (simple/main/high) 4.2.0 – 4.2.2 MPEG-4 v2 H.264/AVC (main/high) 4.2.0 Audio codec support MPEG-1 Layer 2 MPEG-2 AAC (ADTS/LATM/LAOS) HE-AAC (2.0 / 5.1) AC3 (2.0 / 5.1)

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5.4

Visualization features 10series

5 series

9 series

IP Viewer

Showview, display a single service

✓ ✓

✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

Max SD services (MPEG2)/HD services (AVC) Multiple display outputs Thumbnail viewer Alarm status mapped to tile border color Mosaic layout tool Configurable multi-viewer layout using preset editors and service allocation maps Full frame rate decode I frame only decode Audio bars / stereo and multichannel EPG p/f on UMD Service name on UMD TXT subtitle viewer (selectable magazine) DVB subtitle viewer (selectable PID) TS status block (inherit color from probe alarm status) Clocks Arbitrary Text panel Modesty filter on video, mask sensitive content JPEG generation from mosaic (update interval 8 seconds)

4/2

32/12

32/16

1

2

2

✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓ ✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓ ✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

Single service display Multi-viewer display

Service recording Service recording as TS from multi-viewer

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5.5

Miscellaneous features 10series

5 series

9 series

IP Viewer

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

gateway

gateway

gateway

gateway

✓

✓

✓

✓

Triggered recording (buffered 6 seconds, starting 3 seconds before the event) on up to 2 streams simultaneous. Saved to local HDD for (FTP) fetch Constant (manual triggered) recording of 1 stream to disk (alarm and measurement functions inhibited) Stream of de-muxed service as SPTS including all PSI/SI. User definable processing of the service through customizable methods and 3rp party processing utilities (e.g.

FFMPEG transcode). Controlled via GUI, Gateway or from 3rd party using SOAP interface

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

✓

SNMPv2 trap and query (3 trap destinations) E-mail alarm reporting to multiple users and configurable user/time/severity filtering XML export of alarm and threshold Remote control via UltraVNC (UVNC) Remote UI aggregation via ACC SQL database support Define PSI/SI tables as XML (import) Export PSI/SI tables as XML Alarms/PID plans/ Bitrates / Configuration reporting

✓

✓

✓

✓

gateway

gateway

gateway

gateway

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ gateway ✓

✓ gateway ✓

✓ gateway ✓

gateway ✓

✓ gateway

✓ gateway

✓ gateway

✓ gateway

Alarm specifics Multiple alarm groups (A to E) Multiple alarm levels (5), coupled to user defined log line and tile border coloring Alarm setting import and export Alarm allocation through user defined templates Alarm template editor Include or exclude periods on service and component level Free definable alarm text per alarm id Multiple analyzers per service

TS recording

Streaming

✓

3rd party Interfacing

Reporting

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5 series

9 series

IP Viewer

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓ ✓

✓

✓ ✓ ✓ Call us ✓ Call us

✓ ✓

✓ ✓ ✓ Call us Call us Call us

Miscellaneous SLA view Run arbitrary PID as audio/video/data TS interfaces File input TSoIP ASI input DVB-T/T2 DVB-S/S2 DVB-C

5.6

Reads input TS files UDP/RTP/FEC support 188/204 bytes support

Gateway features

Alarm consolidation into one service overview Free definable alarm text per alarm id Remote configuration Remote analysis E-mail alarm reporting to multiple users and configurable user/time/severity filtering Enhanced backend interfacing facilities through SQL database Centralized storage of alarm log and measurements Report generator for alarms/bitrates/PID plans Centralized mosaic JPEG display

✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓ ✓ ✓

✓ ✓

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Hardware specifications

Dimensions (hxwxd) cm Weight Power supply Input voltage Power consumption Cooling Operating temperature Operating relative humidity MTBF HDD configuration Regulatory compliance Electromagnetic emissions Electromagnetic immunity Electrical Safety Environmental

SMART DVB 1series 4.45(1RU)x48.3(19 inch)x25.0 4 kg Single 100-240V AC (auto ranging) 50-60 Hz Typ. 35W / max. 60W

SMART DVB 9series 4.45(1RU)x48.3(19 inch)x64.8 17 kg Single (optional redundant) 100-240V AC (auto ranging) 50-60 Hz Max. 740W

SMART IP DVB Viewer 4.45(1RU)x48.3(19 inch)x64.8 17 kg Single (optional redundant) 100-240V AC (auto ranging) 50-60 Hz Max. 740W

Forced air 10-35 °C

Forced air 10-35 °C

Forced air 10-35 °C

20-95% noncondensing

20-95% noncondensing

20-95% noncondensing

2 x HDD in caddy, RAID 1

2 x HDD in caddy, RAID 1

>80000 hrs @35 °C 1 built in HDD

EN 55022 Class A, EN 61000-3-2/-3-2, FCC class A, CISPR Class A EN 55024/CISPR 24, EN61000-4-2, EN 61000-4-3, EN 61000-4-4, EN 61000-4-5, EN 61000-4-8, EN 61000-4-11 CSA/EN/IEC/UL 60950-1, Hardware UL or CSA listed (USA & Canada), CE marking (Europe) California Best Management Practices Regulations for Perchlorate Materials: This Perchlorate warning applies only to products containing CR (Manganese Dioxide) Lithium coin cells. “Perchlorate Material-special handling may apply.

See www.dtsc.ca.gov/hazardous waste/perchlorate”

SMART DVB 50-series, SMART DVB 90-series and SMART DVB IP Multi-viewer hardware specification subject to revision at time of this publication.

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7

Number of streams

7.1

Multi Program Transport Stream (MPTS)

For the SMART DVB 10-series model: Up to 4 MPTS @ 50 Mbit/s per MPTS, no SPTS present.

For the SMART DVB 50-series, SMART DVB 90-series and SMART DVB iP Viewer models: Up to 8 MPTS @ 38 Mbit/s per MPTS, no SPTS present

7.2

Single Program Transport Stream (SPTS)

For the SMART DVB 10-series model: Up to 20 SPTS @ 14 Mbit/s per SPTS, no MPTS present.

For the SMART DVB 50-series model: Up to 60 SPTS @ 5 Mbit/s per SPTS, no MPTS present.

For the SMART DVB 90-series model: Up to 40 SPTS @ 5 Mbit/s per SPTS, no MPTS present For the SMART DVB IP Viewer model: Up to 32 SPTS @ 7 Mbit/s per SPTS, no MPTS present.

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Number of analyzed services 8.1

Maximum number of services per Probe

For the SMART DVB 10-series model up to 48 services For the SMART DVB 90-series model up to 200 services For the SMART DVB IP Viewer model up to 32 services 8.2

Maximum number of services per MPTS

For the SMART DVB 1- series model up to 48 services For the SMART DVB 5- series and SMART DVB 9000 model up to 48 services For the SMART DVB IP Viewer up to 32 services

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Number of displayed video tiles per Multi-viewer 9.1

Maximum number of video tiles per multi-viewer

This applies to the SMART DVB 10-series model.

This applies to the SMART DVB 90-series model.

1080i or

-Up 2 HD H264 in resolution 1920 x 1080i or -Up to 4 SD H264 in resolution 720 x 576i or -Up to 4 SD Mpeg2 in resolution 720 x 576i or -A mix of SD/HD video/audio tiles up to 30 points -Up 12 HD H264 in resolution 1920 x -Up to 28 SD H264 in resolution 720 x 576i or -Up to 32 SD Mpeg2 in resolution 720 x 576i or -A mix of SD/HD video/audio tiles up to 200 points

This applies to the SMART DVB 50-series model.

This applies to the SMART DVB IP Viewer model.

9.2

N/a -Up 16 HD H264 in resolution 1920 x 1080i or -Up to 28 SD H264 in resolution 720 x 576i or -Up to 32 SD Mpeg2 in resolution 720 x 576i or -A mix of SD/HD video/audio tiles up to 200 points

Multi-viewer points allocation table Multi-viewer performance points table service resolution type Audio pair Mpeg 1 L2 Audio pair Audio pair Video + 1 pair of Audio Video + 1 pair of Audio Video + 1 pair of Audio Video + 1 pair of Audio Video + 1 pair of Audio IP Multi-viewer only

SD (720x576) SD (720x576) HD (1920x1080) HD (1920x1080) HD (1920x1080)

points 1

AAC

2

AC3

3

Mpeg 2

6

H264 /AVC

7

Mpeg 2 H264 /AVC H264 /AVC

12 16 12

Remark: The 1 pair of Audio combined with video is MPEG 1L2. AAC will charge more see the table point count.

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