iPump6400 User’s Manual
Live Program
Play
When set up for live program play, the iPump6400 decodes an incoming
MPEG stream from the received DVB satellite signal and decrypts and decodes the audio and/or video from the selected program to the connected audio and video monitors. Two live programs from the same DVB carrier may be played simultaneously if your iPump6400 has the optional second decoder.
a) To set up for live program play, first ensure the appropriate RF input and audio and/or video output connections have been made.
b) Next, ensure that the proper RF settings have been selected. Check that downlink frequency, transport data rate, FEC ratio, and program number are properly selected before playing a live program.
NOTE: The LNB LO frequency may only be set from the front panel. In typical operation, changes to this setting are not usually necessary after initial unit setup.
c) From your web browser, click the Setup tab to display the various iPump6400 settings. (The Aux Audio settings only appear for units equipped with the Aux Audio option.) wegener.com
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iPump6400 User’s Manual d) Next, click the Edit button under Satellite Receive Settings to change that group’s parameters.
e) After changing the fields as needed, click the Activate button to save your changes. Any changes will take effect immediately.
f) If you do not wish to make or save any changes, click the Cancel button and any changes will be discarded.
g) Next, click the Edit button under Settings for Decoder #1 (or #2 if available and desired).
800009-01 Rev. B h) Choose a specific DVB program, an IP multicast program, Follow
Tune, or Off from the Setting pull-down menu. The Follow Tune setting causes the decoder to play whatever DVB program is selected under Satellite Receive Settings. Audio and video mute options, plus
UDP port and multicast address if multicast is chosen, may also be selected from this screen. If you don't wish to keep your changes, click the Cancel button. Otherwise, click the Activate button to make your changes immediately effective and begin playing the selected program.
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NOTE: The setting at initial startup is Follow Tune. To stop live program playing, select Off under Decoder Settings.
i) Next (if the Aux Audio option is enabled), click the Edit button under
Settings for Aux Audio to change that group’s parameters and provide an extra audio-only service through the auxiliary audio port.
j) Choose a specific DVB program, an IP multicast program, Follow
Tune, Follow Decoder 1 (or 2), or Off from the Setting pull-down menu. The Follow Tune setting causes the decoder to play the audio from whatever DVB program is selected under Satellite Receive
Settings. For IP multicast programs, also set the UDP port and multicast address. The first audio content detected in that stream is used.
When Aux Audio is set to Follow Decoder 1 (or 2), it uses the same program to which the followed decoder is set and a language descriptor
(from the Language setting) is used to find a matching audio stream within that program. The Language may be the same as, or different from, the primary audio output of the followed decoder. If First Available is chosen as the Language setting when Aux Audio is set to Follow
Decoder, the next unused available audio is played. Consider the example of a program that contains a first audio ‘ENG’ and a secondary audio
‘FRE’ and the followed decoder’s language descriptor is set to ‘ENG’. If the Aux Audio is set to ‘ENG’, then both will produce the audio tagged as
‘ENG’. Likewise, if the followed decoder is set to First Available and the
Aux Audio is set to ‘ENG’ they will both produce ‘ENG’. However, if the followed decoder is producing ‘ENG’ and the Aux Audio is set to
First Available, the Aux Audio will produce ‘FRE’ because ‘ENG’ is already being produced by an audio port for the followed decoder.
If Aux Audio is set to Follow Decoder 1 (or 2) and a normal file play action takes place on the followed decoder, then the Aux Audio port will be silent for the duration of the file play. However, if the file was recorded using the All Audio option, then during playback to an A/V decoder, any audio within the file with a matching language descriptor will be sent to the Aux Audio port during file playback.
NOTE: A file may only be played back through the Aux Audio port if Aux
Audio is not set to Follow Decoder 1 or 2. The single audio stream in the file is extracted and played (regardless of the Aux Audio Language setting), and the associated video is discarded.
Also choose the desired mute option (Muted or Unmuted) for Audio
Left and Audio Right. If you don't wish to keep your changes, click the
Cancel button. Otherwise, click the Activate button to make your changes immediately effective and begin playing the selected program.
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