Security System Info: System Time - Real time used by the Linux operating system. Time is in 24 hour YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format. Accurate time is ensured by a battery backed, Real-Time Clock (RTC) on the Edje 3000 hardware System Up Time - Absolute time Edje 3000 has been in uninterrupted operation. The format is in HH:MM:SS:DD format O/S Version - Version of Linux Kernel S/W Version - Version of Edje 3000 Application Code H/W Version - Version of Edje 3000 Hardware FPGA Version -Version of Edge 3000 FPGA Firmware Mux Up Time - Absolute time the Edje 3000 Multiplexor Application has been running Administrator Login: Password - A valid password is required to gain access to the administrative level on the Edje 3000. The password is a string of case-sensitive characters Update User Profile: Set Modify Administrator Password - A valid password is required to gain access to the administrative level on the Edje 3000. The password is a string of case-sensitive characters Confirm Administrator Password - Confirmation of the modified password that must be entered exactly as in the Set Modify Administrator Password field Host Status and Configuration: MAC Address - A six-byte Media Access Control (MAC) address assigned to the Ethernet Local Area Network (LAN) port. The MAC Address is the serial number for the Edje 3000. This field is set in the factory and cannot be modified in the field Unit Name - Character string given to the Edje 3000 for IP Logging and command and control purposes DHCP - Status of Dynamic Host Control Protocol for dynamically obtaining an IP Address on a network that has a DHCP server. DHCP is enabled if "YES" and disabled if "NO" is selected IP Address - IP Address assigned by the installer or dynamically obtained from a DHCP server. The IP address is a four-digit decimally delimited address such as 192.168.1.5 Subnet Mask - Subnet Mask assigned by the installer or dynamically obtained from a DHCP server. The Subnet Mask is a four-digit decimally delimited mask that determines the local IP address range such as 255.255.255.0 Default Gateway - Default Gateway assigned by the installer or dynamically obtained from a DHCP server. The Default Gateway is a local router assigned to the local subnet to allow communications outside the local subnet. The Default Gateway is used in conjunction with the Subnet Mask to reach IP addresses outside the local subnet. The Default Gateway must be a device that is within the local subnet. For example, if the IP address of the Edje 3000 is 192.168.1.5 and the subnet mask is 255.255.255.0, a valid Default Gateway could be 192.168.1.254 IP Logging Enabled - Status of IP Logging Yes or No. If IP Logging is Yes, then the IP Logging Host must be a valid IP address and IP logs will be attempted to be sent to the configured IP address. If IP Logging is No, then no logs will be sent to an outside logging device IP Logging Host - IP Address of a valid IP Logging host, either locally or on a remote network that can be reached by the Default Gateway. The IP Logging IP Address is a four-digit decimally delimited address such as 192.168.1.2 Inputs Input Status: Input - Physical ASI input on the Edje 3000 State - Displays whether the port is logically: Active, No Sync, or Disabled. Active - indicates the port is in Sync and is receiving table information No Sync. - indicates the port is configured, but not receiving a valid input Disabled - indicates the port is logically disabled Format - Displays whether the port is: 188, 204, or Not Applicable (N/A)      188 indicates the port is operating in 188 byte MPEG 2 mode      204 indicates the port is operating in 204 byte MPEG 2 mode.      N/A indicates the port is in not is Sync Data Rate - Displays input rate of audio, video, or data in Mbps. Valid input rates are 0.0 Mbps to 50.0 Mbps Fill Rate - Displays input rate of MPEG 2 fill in Mbps. Valid input rates are 0.0 Mbps to 50.0 Mbps Total Rate - Displays the "measured" input rate in Mbps. Valid input rates are 0.5 Mbps to 50.0 Mbps InPut Configuration: Input: Mode - The configuration of the input port as Auto, Manual, or Disable:      Auto mode allows to port to introduce incoming content to the multiplexor where it is aggregated into a single output stream      Manual mode allows the operator to add or drop content coming into the Edje 3000      Disable mode logically deactivates the port so it cannot be used Available Programs: Program Number - Displays the available program numbers being received on the input Program Name - Displays the available program names being received on the input Current Programs: Program Number - Displays the current program numbers being received on the input Program Name - Displays the available program names being received on the input Outputs Status: Port - Displays the configuration of the output port as either ASI or SMPTE-310M Rate - Displays the configured output rate of the output port. For ASI, the valid settings are 500,000 to 71,500,000 bits per second. For SMPTE-310M the output rate is set to 19,392,658.46 bps. In SMPTE-310M mode the ASI port is operational, but is fixed to 19,392,658.46 bps Configuration: The valid output configuration formats are: SMPTE-310M: The output will be available on both the SMPTE-310M and ASI ports at 19,392,658.46 bps ASI: Format - Output frame format as 188- or 204-byte mode: 188-byte mode outputs only 188-byte MPEG 2 frames on the Edje 3000 output 204-byte mode outputs only 204-byte MPEG 2 frames on the Edje 3000 output Modulation Target - Provides a user-friendly way to set up the Edje 3000 output port for operation for cable and satellite in a modulated format. The configuration sets up the output port automatically and take into consideration the egress format (188- or 204-byte mode). QAM64 NTSC 188 188-byte mode - egress rate is 5,056,900 bps 204-byte mode - egress rate is 4,660,400 bps QAM256 NTSC 188-byte mode - egress rate is 5,360,530 bps 204-byte mode - egress rate is 4,940,000 bps QAM64 PAL: 188-byte mode - egress rate is 6,742,500 bps 204-byte mode - egress rate is 6,213,400 bps QAM256 PAL: 188-byte mode - egress rate is 7,147,400 bps 204-byte mode - egress rate is 6,586,700 bps QPSK Viterbi - User must select a valid rate as 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, or 7/8 coding. Symbol Rate - 0 symbols per second to 45,000,000 symbols per second   Calculation is done as follows: 188-byte mode - Bit Rate = Symbol Rate * (2 * Viterbi * 188/204) 204-byte mode - Bit Rate = Symbol Rate * (2 * Viterbi * 204/204) Manual Rate - If the user does not wish to take advantage of the user-friendly configuration tool, then the output rate can be manually set. The valid range is 500,000 bps to 71,500,000 bps Tables      Service tables provide information about incoming content into the Edje-3000. Through the use of tables, Single Program Transport Streams (SPTS) content can be aggregated into a single Multi-Program Transport Stream (MPTS) and announced to downstream devices in a dynamic fashion. Three types of tables are supported by the Edje-3000: MPEG 2 - PSI DVB - SI ATSC - PSIP DCII - Future Program Stream Information (PSI) - PSI is the MPEG 2 table information and is comprised of the Program Allocation Table (PAT), Conditional Access Table (CAT), and the Program Mapping Table (PMT). PAT: Rate - How often the PAT is sent by the Edje-3000. The default rate is 0.4 seconds Transport Stream ID -Transport ID assigned to the PAT. The default Transport Stream ID is 1 Network ID - Network ID assigned to the PAT. The default Network ID is 1 CAT - Future PMT: Rate - How often the PMT is sent by the Edje-3000. The default rate is 0.4 seconds Base PID - The first PID value assigned when performing PID remapping of PIDs from the input port to the output port. Valid Base PID is 20 (Hex) to 1FFE (Hex). The default Base PID is 20. Service Information (SI) - SI is the DVB table information and is comprised of the Network Information Table (NIT), Service Description Table (SDT), Time and Date Table (TDT), Event Information Table (EIT). NIT - Enable/Disable Rate - How often the NIT is sent by the Edje-3000. The default rate is 5 seconds Name - Network Name announced by the NIT. The default is name is blank Network ID - Network ID to be announced in the NIT. The Default Network ID is 1 Frequency - The RF frequency of the carrier the Edje-3000 is supporting. The frequency announced in the NIT allows Set Top Boxes to dynamically determine information about the carrier supporting the network. The default frequency is blank. Symbol Rate - The symbol rate of the carrier the Edje-3000 is supporting. The symbol rate announced in the NIT allows Set Top Boxes to dynamically determine information about the carrier supporting the network. The default symbol rate is blank. Modulation Type - The modulation type of the carrier the Edje-3000 is supporting. The modulation type announced in the NIT allows Set Top Boxes to dynamically determine information about the carrier supporting the network. The default modulation type is blank. SDT - Enable/Disable Rate - How often the SDT is sent by the Edje-3000. The default rate is 5 seconds TDT - Enable/Disable Rate - How often the TDT is sent by the Edje-3000. The default rate is 10 seconds EIT - Pass/Disable/Local Rate - How often the EIT is sent by the Edje-3000. The default rate is 1.5 seconds Program Specific Information Protocol (PSIP) - PSIP is the ATSC table information that is comprised of the Virtual Channel Table (VCT), Master Guide Table (MGT), Rating Region Table (RRT), System Time Table (STT), and Event Information Table (EIT). The Edje-3000 provides support for Static PSIP. ATSC Tables - Enable/Disable Mode - Cable/Terrestrial mode must be selected, since the VCT is built differently for each implementation VCT - Enable/Disable Rate - How often the VCT is sent by the Edje-3000. The default rate is 0.1 seconds Major Channel - The PSIP provides a facility to announce the physical channel/frequency of the carrier Minor Channel - The PSIP provides a facility to segment Major Channels (physical channel) into Minor Channels (logical channels) Primary Language Code - Provides a configuration facility to specify the language begin supported by the Edje-3000. The default is ENG for English Secondary Language Code - Provides a configuration facility to specify the secondary language begin supported by the Edje-3000. The default is SPA for Spanish MGT - Enable/Disable Rate - How often the MGT is sent by the Edje-3000. The default rate is 0.7 seconds STT - Enable/Disable Rate - How often the STT is sent by the Edje-3000. The default rate is 1 second RRT - Enable/Disable Rate - How often the RRT is sent by the Edje-3000. The default rate is 0.7 seconds EIT (1 - 4) Rate - How often the TDT is sent by the Edje-3000. The default rate is 0.7 seconds. For PSIP, the EIT tables are empty, since the implementation of PSIP is static CA This is a future feature. Logs Type - There are two types of logs that are maintained by the Edje 3000: Mux logs are events that have occurred and are related to content being carried by the Edje 3000 System logs are events that have occurred and are related to the Linux operating system Log Format - The format of the logs are as follows: Date - The date the log was generated Time - The time the log was generated Application - The application that posted the event Event Type - The valid event types are Major, Minor, Information, Configuration, and Notice: Major events are service impacting Minor events are not service impacting Informational events are not service impacting and notify the user of house keeping information Configuration events are changes that have been made on the Edje 3000 Notice events are Linux posted events about the operating system Event Message - A text string that describes the event