Fagor SCT 8000, Manual

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2. DVB-T OUTPUT: DVB-T output

2.1. DVB T Mode: 

2K

, 8K.

2.2. QAM Mode: 

QPSK, 16 QAM, 

64 QAM

.

2.3. Code Rate: 

FEC 1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 

7/8

.

2.4. Guard Interval: 

1/4, 1/8, 1/16, 

1/32

.

2.5. Bandwidth: 

6, 7, 

8 MHz

.

2.6. IQ mode:

normal,

Inverted.

3. SAT INPUT: Satellite input signal

3.1. DVB Mode: 

DVB-S

, DVB-S2.

3.2. In Frequency: 

FI SAT 950 ÷ 2150 MHz.

3.3. Baud Rate: 

4.000 ÷ 45.000 KB, DVB S

10.000 ÷ 30.000 KB, DVB S2. 

3.4. Roll Off: 

20, 25 y 35%, DVB S2 only.

3.5. Init Tuner: 

Syncronize the tuner (press        ).

3.6. * Modulation: 

indicates the modulation type.

3.7. * BER: 

indicates the value of BER.

3.8. * S/N: 

indicates the input S/N

. 

(Recommended S / N > 11 dB).

* 

This data is shown when the tuner is tuned.  

4. OUTPUT SERVICES

4.1. List of Services: 

list of services.  

●

Press        to view the list.

●

Press 

❏

▲

❏

▼ 

to select the service.

●

Press

to enter the service parameters.

– A 

"+"

sign followed by the name of the service indicates 

that this service is in the output multiplex.

– A 

" * "

sign before the name indicates an encrypted 

service.

4.1.1.

Active: 

enables the service on output MUX

(use 

❏

▲

❏

▼ 

to select and press        ).

4.1.2.

LCN: 

Allows assigning a LCN (Logical Channel 

Number) between 1 and 1023 to the services at the 

output (select with 

❏

▲

❏

▼ 

and press        ; 0000 

stands for NO LCN).

4.1.3.

Program Number: 

indicates the service PN.

4.2. Output MUX BW: 

indicates the total % of the output 

MUX occupied.

4.3. Clear all: 

clears all the services selected in the DVB-T 

output. “Press        ”.

4.4. Read Services: 

reads the transponder services. 

“Press        ”.

OK

OK

- It is not recommendable to work with the output 

MUX BW

above 80%, as the services may increase their bitrate during 

transmission. (Output MUX BW > 92%: Status LED in yellow).

5. PSI EDIT:

Allows the Output’s NIT configuration.

5.1. NIT Mode:

Pass-Through / LOCAL selection. If local is 

chosen, allows modifying the following parameters.

5.2. Network Name:

Allows living a name to the network.

5.3. Network ID:

(give the same value  as the Orig.Net.ID).

5.4. TS ID:

Some receivers need a different TS ID for every 

memorised module (value between 0 and 65535).

5-5  Orig. Net. ID:

Original Network Identifier by Country 

(see table 3).

5.6. Vr. NIT:

NIT version table( STT-CI 8000).

5.7. Vr. SDT:

SDT version table( STT-CI 8000).

6. CAM: access to MMI and CAM menus 

(STT-CI 8000)

6.1. Read MMI: 

Open the session with the MMI 

(only option available if session is not open). 

If the session is open, the last option is read again.

6.2. Close MMI: 

Closes the session with the MMI. 

It's recommended to close the MMI session once 

finished the access. 

6.3. MMI menu: 

Options list or CAM information. 

It can appear a first information line followed by the list 

of options  with a number. The last option (0.Quit) goes 

to the precedent menu. If the information to show 

is longer than the display size, push        to read the rest 

of the text.

6.4. MMI Enquiry: 

CAM's data introduction (example 

insert PIN). Look at point 6.5.

6.5. Enter User Input: 

CAM's data introduction.

7. MEMORY

7.1. Save Configuration: 

Stores current programming.

7.2. Restore Configuration: 

Enables the configuration 

stored in the unit to be recovered.

7.3. Save Configuration, Device to UCF 300: 

enables the configuration stored to be saved with an 

identifying name in one of the 26 memories of the 

UCF 300.

7.4. Load Configuration, UCF 300 to Device: 

ecovers the data in one of the UCF 300’s memories 

with data recorded from an STT for cloning on another 

STT 8000.

OK

OK

OK

❏

▼

❏

▼

❏

▼

- This function is only visible when the tuner is tuned.

- Automatic save: 30 minutes after the last button is 

pressed, the current data will be stored in the  STT 

8000.