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Using the Front Panel

Front Panel Menu

Descriptions

The following table provides detailed descriptions of the TE3000 front panel
menus and commands. The commands are organized in the order in which they
appear on the front panel. Included are:

Menu level

Front panel command

Command function

Available options for that command or the response format if the command is
query-only

TE3000 Front Panel Menu Descriptions

Front Panel

Command

Function

Options/Response Format

Configuration Menu — consists of the following submenus:

Presets — used to quickly and easily re-initialize the encoder using predefined factory default configuration settings your own user-defined
configuration settings

Output — used to configure and monitor the TE3000 internal modulator

Service — used to setup and configure the video, VBI, audio, data, and PCR services

Tx Strm — Transport Stream menu enables you to set and query the TE3000 transport stream system configuration parameters. The configuration
parameters set at this level impact which options and configuration parameters are available on other menus.

CA — Conditional Access menu is used to setup the TE3000 for conditional access and to create and modify a list of authorized decoders

Control — allows you to control the TE3000 hardware; submenus are Reset, Clock, Display, and FP Lock.

Comm — Communications menu is used to set remote control and network features; submenus are Serial and Network.

Config>Presets Menu — Consists of four submenus, which enable you to quickly and easily save your own user-defined configuration sets, manage the
user-defined list, and then re-initialize the TE3000 using either your user-defined configuration sets or predefined factory default configuration settings.
These configuration sets are not altered by reset, power cycling, or factory DVB default setting of the encoder.

Restore

initializes the TE3000 using either predefined
factory configuration parameters or the selected
user-stored, site-specific parameters

DVB (default)

ATSC

user-defined configurations, as needed, based on site-specific
requirements

Save

saves the current site-specific configuration in
non-volatile (flash) memory under the selected
label

Up to 99 user-defined configuration sets may be saved. Configuration sets
must be saved to existing user-defined labels. User-defined labels are set
using the Config>Presets>New feature.

New

creates a new user configuration label

The configuration label may be up to 15 alpha-numeric characters in length.
Up to 99 user-defined configuration sets may be created. Once the label is
created, the configuration set must be saved using the Config>Presets>Save
function.

Rename

changes the label (name) of an existing user
configuration set

displays the list of existing configuration labels

Delete

deletes, or erases, the selected user configuration
set

displays the list of existing configuration labels

Config>Output — Used to configure and monitor the TE3000 internal modulator. When you begin the initial TE3000 installation and configuration, the
modulator output (Mod State) should be turned off until you are ready to begin satellite transmissions.

Out Mode

setting determines if the internal modulator is used
to control the bit rate output of the multiplexer

QPSK – the internal modulator is used

ASI – the internal modulator is not used