Gsertel ATSC 3.0 User manual

EN Refs. 902539, 902540
User manual
www.gsertel.com
HIGHEST PERFORMANCE REAL TIME MONITORING SYSTEM
FOR ATSC 3.0 AND ATSC 1.0 NETWORKS
RCS Monitoring Family
ATSC 1.0

ENGLISH
EN
Index
Index 3
Safety requirements 4
Symbols and safety labels 4
Overview 5
Introducing RCS 5
Key features 5
General Specications 6
Technical Specications 7
Description of equipment components 8
Start Up 9
RCS Web Application 10
Main menu 10
1. IP 10
2. RF 15
2. Files 22
3. Conguration 23
4. System 27
Annex1. Introduction to SNMP 28
Annex2: List of alarms 29
ETSI TR 101 290 V1.3.1 Priority 1 29
ETSI TR 101 290 V1.3.1 Priority 2 29
ETSI TR 101 290 V1.3.1 Priority 3 29
RF 30
Maintenance 31
Technical support 32
Repair service 32
Warranty 32

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qualied service personnel.
Heat
- The product should be situated away from heat
sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or
other products (including ampliers) that produce
heat.
- Do not place naked ame sources on the meter,
such as lighted candles.
Electrical Supply, Grounding, and Surge Protection
Ensure that all local or national electrical codes are
followed. The products of safety class I with movable
power and single plug can only be plugged into
sockets with safety pin and protective conductor
connected.
In case of products with double
power supply, please make sure
you disconnect the two of them
before handling the unit.
The interruption of the protective conductor is
prohibited in both the plug and the meter. The
disruption may result in the risk that the product is a
source of electric shock.
Do not overload wall outlets, extension cords or
power strips as this may cause re or electric shock.
Class
- Operation of this equipment in a residential
environment may cause radio interference.
Symbols and safety labels
Recycle or dispose of used electronic
devices properly
Shock hazard
Noisless (clean) earth (ground)
Input power / Alimentación: 12V ; 2A, 24W
0916
Ref. 593304
Recycle or dispose of used electrical and
electronic devices properly.
H30Flex
100% Designed, Developed, and
Manufactured by Televes Corporation
Replace the batteries only with the same type.
Reemplace las baterías sólo por el tipo
recomendado.
Deposite los residuos de aparatos eléctricos y
electrónicos en los contenedores al efecto.
S.N.- 09169999900011
Made in Spain
DVB-S/S2 + DVB-T/T2 + DVB-C
A00383
Connector / Conector: P1J
Sample. Not for sale
Safety requirements
Product inspection
- Inspect the equipment for shipping damage.
Should any damage be discovered, immediately
le a claim with the carrier.
Read and Follow All Instructions
- All the safety and operating instructions should
be read prior to and followed while operating
this product.
Do not obstruct the ventilation slots
Cleaning
- Follow the cleaning instructions contained in
the Maintenance section of this manual.
Water and Moisture
- This product is not water resistant.
- Do not use in conditions where condensation
may exist.
- The entry of water increases the risk of electric
shock.
Power Sources
- This product should be operated only from the
type of power source specied (12VDC - 4A).
-Ensure that the voltage applied to the power
connector does not exceed 15V. Higher voltages
could damage the equipment
- Maximun consumpted current: 4A
RF connector electrical protection
- Maximum VAC: 18VAC
- Maximum positive VDC: 58V
- Maximum negative VDC: -18V
Grounding or Polarization
- Do not bypass or defeat electrical plug
polarization or grounding. Doing so will violate
the warranty and may pose a risk of re or
electrocution.
Wire Protection
- Ensure all connected wiring is routed correctly
to avoid damage including pinching, excessive
bends, or compression. Never use the product if
damaged cable network connection.
Power Lines
- Always use caution and avoid operating this
or any connected equipment near uninsulated
power lines or any other hazards.
Servicing
- There are no user serviceable parts except the
battery pack. Do not attempt to service this
product or remove covers. Refer all servicing to

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Overview
Introducing RCS
Gsertel’s RCS ATSC is a network professional
monitoring platform that allows the remote,
proactive, simultaneous and real-time ATSC 3.0
and ATSC 1.0 digital television multiplex, both at
RF and transport levels.
With a compact format, 1RU, all the processing
and analysis necessary to obtain the monitoring
results is done on the equipment, not needing
any additional element except a standard web
browser to display the information.
The capability of parallel processing up to 4
multiplex and simultaneously by RF, ASI or IP,
makes the RCS a powerful tool for early detection
and diagnosis of potential failures in a ATSC
network.
The intuitive web interface of the RCS, which
allows an easy and quick access to all functions,
coupled with unique features such as the
powerful spectral analysis and capabilities of
streaming or Transport Stream recording make the
RCS an ideal solution for headend, transmission
sites or eld locations.
Key features
Very intuitive and user friendly interface
Proactive detection of signal problems
Time reduction in distribution and
transmission network diagnostic and
troubleshooting.
Attractive cost-benet solution for the signal
in-depth analysis
Flexible and scalable in functionality
architecture (software licenses)
High accuracy in measurement
Full integration with third parties’ NMS
PASS/FAIL indicators: Icons indicate if a
measurement is good, bad or in the warning
zone for quick and easy status check.
Availability of the latest features through the
automatic detection of new software versions
“All in One”screen that allows analyzing at a
glance the status of a channel from several points
of view: radiofrequency, transport and alarms

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General Specifications
Display Graphic LCD STN. Resolution:256x64
Weight 3250 g.
Dimensions 448x380x43.3mm
Format 1U 19” rackable unit
Power supply 100-240 VAC 50-60Mz 1.4A
Operating temperature 23ºF to 104ºF (-5ºC to 45ºC)
Storage temperature -4ºF a 158ºF (-20ºC a 70ºC )
Humidity 5% a 95% no-condensation
Interfaces Web and keyboard
Data Storage Capacity 500 Gb
Internal GPS Option 902566

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Technical Specifications
Frequency
Range 47-862MHz (Demodulation)
5-1000MHz (Spectrum)
Resolution 100 KHz
Tuning Frequency or channel
Inputs
Impedance 50 Ohm
ASI IN/OUT
Outputs
ASI 1 x BNC 75Ω connector
A/V 1 x HDMI 1.4
Spectrum Analyser (Option 902511)
Span 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000 MHz
Scale -100 dBm to 20 dBm
Max. and Min. Hold
Relative marks Mask
RF Analysis
Demodulation ATSC3.0 / ATSC 1.0
U.A.L. Technology
(Universal Auto Lock)
Automatic detection of signal characteristics and
modulation parameters
Power -100 dBm to 20 dBm
C/N Up to 50 dB
MER Up to 38 dB
MER Up to 40dB
BER Measurements Pre-BER (by layer) | Post-BER (by layer)
1.0E-2 – 1.0E-6 | 9.9E-2 – 1.0E-8
Accuracy +- 2dB
Resolution 0.1 dB
Constellation Diagram Option 902511
Echoes √
Polling Feature √
Frequency oset Option 902511
SFN Drift Option 902511
TS Analysis
Service Bitrate √
Table Bitrate √
PID Bitrate √
Captures of all
Services √
Tree View √
ETSI TR 101 290 Level 1, 2 and 3 priority errors (Level 3 option
902512) for ATSC1.0
STLTP Analysis
IP Bitrate
Max. and Min Inter-
Packet time
Sequence Errors/s
Sequence Valid/s
UDP valid/s
SFN Network Delay
Alarms
6 groups: RF, Levell1,
Level2, Level3
(ATSC1.0), Service,
ATSC3
√ (Level 3 option. 902512)
Congurable type of
alarm (Info, Warning,
Error)
√
TS recording by alarms Option 902519
System alarms Temperature, Power supply (only for RCS
with double power supply) and alarms
deletion
Specications are subject to change without notice.

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Back:
RF input HDMI
ASI IN USB
ASI OUT Power Supply
REF 1PPS Fuses (only for old hardware
versions)
REF 10MHz On/O Button (only for old
hardware versions)
TSoIP GPS (only if the RCS has the
GPS option)
CONTROL
Description of equipment
components
Front:
1. LCD Display 6. Home Button. Return the
control of the equipment
when it is being controlled
remotely
2. Menu selection buttons 7. Setup Button. Provides
Access to the setup options of
the menu
3. Navigation buttons within
each menu
8. LEDs:
Power: Indicates whether the equipment
is turned on.
Remote: Indicates whether there is someone
connected to the equipment through the
web application.
Sync: Indicates that there is signal in some of
the synchronism inputs (1pps or 10MHz).
Error:The error LED lights up when the
equipment detects an operating error.
4. OK Button. Selects the
parameter in the submenu
9. CI card Slot
5. Back Button. Closes the
submenu if open

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Start Up
1.- Place the RCS in the rack
2.- Connect the RCS to power supply
3.- Connect the RCS to internet, using the Ethernet
connector
4.- Turn the RCS on by pressing the button
5.- When the RCS starts, the display will show the
Info menu, so you will see the IP assigned to your
RCS . By default, the RCS is shipped in DHCP mode,
so the IP will be assigned automatically.
To enter a certain xed IP, press the Setup button
and select the STATIC option. Then you must enter
an IP address within the range of your network,
using the buttons , and
6.- Open a web browser (Google Chrome
recommended) on your computer, tablet or
smartphone.
7.- Copy the IP address showed in the Info screen
of your RCS into the address bar of your web
browser:
8.- Then the Login window of the Web Application
appears.
To access the application, you must introduce an
user name and the corresponding password. For
the rst time, you must use the following ones:
User: admin
Password: rcs
Once you have entered in your application,
you will be able to change your user name and
your password, as well as the IP address of your
RCS (see section Conguration-Device-Control
Network).

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Main menu
All the RCS features are contained in this menu, and
they will be explained in the following sections.
1. IP
All the features related to the ATSC3 RF analysis
are grouped together in this menu.
1.1.- All In One
This feature allows to review at a glance the status
of all the selected IP channel.
The dierent sections of the All In One window are
explained below:
•Measurements: Shows the IP measuremets of the
channel
•Services: Shows the information about the
channel and PLP bitrates.
Services List/
Pie Chart
Measurements
Alarms
IP Parameters
Screenshots
Change between
List/Pie Chart
RCS Web Application
The RCS web application has a main window
where all the information will be displayed, as
well as a main menu placed in the left side of the
screen.
The information displayed in the main window
will depend on the feature that the user selects in
the main menu:
All in One
Window
User
Logout
Menu
Show/Hide
Menu
Change
channel and PLP

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The dierent sections of the Measurements
window are explained below:
•List of measurements: This list that shows the
current IP measurements of the channel.
•Measurements Graph: shows the evolution of the
IP measurements of the selected channel in a time
interval selected by the user.
•IP Parameters: Shows the standard, the stream
status of the channel, as well as the information
about RTP..
•Alarms: This section shows a list that contains all
the active alarms of the selected channel.
Each alarm of the list is marked with a color,
corresponding to the severity of the alarm (Info
–blue-, Warning –yellow-, Error –red-). For each
alarm you can see the following information: time
and date, event (initialization/end), ID, name and
description of the alarm, the threshold of the
measurement, and the value.
You can see a summary of the type of alarms on
the top right side of the section.
List of Measurements.
The bars colors shows
Graph with the evolution of
all the measurements
Drag the blue bar to select
the time interval
•Screenshots: Shows a mosaic with the screenshots
of all the services of the channel that are refreshed
continually
•IP Parameters: Shows the standard, the stream
status of the channel, as well as the information
about RTP.
•Alarms: This section shows a list that contains all
the active alarms of the selected channel.
Each alarm of the list is marked with a color,
corresponding to the severity of the alarm (Info
–blue-, Warning –yellow-, Error –red-). For each
alarm you can see the following information: time
and date, event (initialization/end), ID, name and
description of the alarm, the threshold of the
measurement, and the value.
You can see a summary of the type of alarms on
the top right side of the section.
1.2.- Measurements
In this window you can ns all the information
about the IP measurements of the selected
channel.
List of
measurements
Alarms
Parameters
Evolution of the
measurements

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•Tables: Shows the channel information in tree
view format.
•Alarms: This section shows a list that contains all
the active alarms of the selected channel.
Each alarm of the list is marked with a color,
corresponding to the severity of the alarm (Info
–blue-, Warning –yellow-, Error –red-). For each
alarm you can see the following information: time
and date, event (initialization/end), ID, name and
description of the alarm, the threshold of the
measurement, and the value.
You can see a summary of the type of alarms on
the top right side of the section.
1.4.- Treeview
This feature shows the channel information in tree
view format.
On the left side of the window, you can see the
tables that are processed. Select the one that you
want to display.
In SLT tables, each service corresponds to a node
of the tree.
By expanding a node, all the packets of the service
with the ID of each one and the information about
the packet type are shown.
Tap to change between
AEAT/STL / System Time
Tables
Tap on the + signs to get a more
detailed information
Select the table to
be displayed
Treeview of the
selected table
1.3.- Bitrates
This function allows us to see in detail the bitrate
value of the selected IP channel, as well as all the
services bitrates of all the PLPs of the channel.
The dierent sections of the Bitrates window are
explained below:
•Services List: It is a list with the current bitrates of
all the services. It also shows the SID, LCN, Name,
PLP and Protocol of each service.
•Bitrates Graph: shows the evolution of the
bitrates of the selected channel in a time interval
selected by the user.
List of services
bitrates
Alarms
Tables
Evolutions of the
bitrates
Tap on the folders of the
Services List to get a more
detailed information
Tap to change between
List/Pie Chart view
Graph with the evolution of
all the bitrates
Drag the blue bar to select
the time interval

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can copy to play the video using VLC Media Player:
It may happens that your browser doesn’t support
the video streaming, so the video will not be
displayed in the top panel. In this case, the RCS
will display a warning. However, you can copy the
link
to play the video in VLC:
To play the stream in VLC, please follow these
steps:
•Open VLC Media Player and select Media-Open
Network Location:
Tap to stop streaming
Panel with the video
streaming
Selected service
with green frame
Link to play stream
in VLC
Warning message Link to play stream
in VLC
1.5.- Audio Levels
This window displays the levels of audio of all the
audio streams of the services of the channel. Each
grid cell corresponds to the audio of a service. The
service name and ID is shown in the grey bars.
The colors of the bars corresponds to the alarms
associated to the audio level measurement: green
when the audio level measurement is within the
limits set by the user, red when an error alarm is
active, yellow when a warning alarm is active, and
blue when a information alarm is active. Please
see section 3.3.- Alarms Proles.
1.6.- Video Player
This window displays the screenshots of all the
services of the selected channel.
The user can enable/disable the live streaming
of the selected service by clicking on the buttons
placed at the bottom of the screenshot:
The Video Player function works over HLS, so any
user who has the link generated by the RCS, will
be able to view the streaming using VLC Media
Player.
When you click on the Play button, the screenshot
is marked in green, a panel is displayed above the
screenshots with the streaming image, and a label
with the link to view the video streaming, that you
Service info Audio type
Tap to start streaming
of this service

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The measurements thar are out of the thresholds,
and therefore have triggered an alarm in the RCS,
have a link in the D column of the spreedsheet to
the corresponding alarms in the Alarms sheet.
Links to the corresponding alarm in the
alarms sheet
•Paste the URL:
•Click on Play:
1.7.- Historical Alarms
This windows allows to generate a report with all
the measurements made by the RCS during an
user-selected period of time.
The RCS generates a .xls les with two sheets:
measurements and alarms.
Select start date
and time
Click on Search to
generate the report
Select start end
and time

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•Services: Shows the information about the
channel and PLP bitrates. If the tuned channel is
an ATSC3.0 channel, you can record the .pcap le
by tapping on the Record button. See section 3.-
Files to learn how to manage the recorded le.
•Screenshots: Shows a mosaic with the screenshots
of all the services of the channel that are refreshed
continually
•RF Analysis: Shows the graphical part of the RF
analysis (spectrum, echoes and constellation)
•Alarms: This section shows a list that contains all
the active alarms of the selected channel.
Each alarm of the list is marked with a color,
corresponding to the severity of the alarm (Info
–blue-, Warning –yellow-, Error –red-). For each
alarm you can see the following information: time
and date, event (initialization/end), ID, name and
description of the alarm, the threshold of the
measurement, and the value.
You can see a summary of the type of alarms on
the top right side of the section.
2.1.2.- RCS in polling mode
When the polling mode is enabled, this feature
Change between
List/Pie Chart
Tap to record .pcap
Change between
Spectrum/Echoes/Constellation
2. RF
All the features related to the ATSC3 RF analysis
are grouped together in this menu.
2.1.- All In One
This window displays dierent information
depending on whether polling mode is selected
or not. Please, see section 2.6.- Input Conguration
to learn how to enable/disable and congure the
polling mode.
2.1.1.- RCS in continuous mode
This feature allows to review at a glance the status
of all the selected RF channel.
The dierent sections of the All In One window are
explained below:
•Measurements: Shows the RF measuremets and
the parameters of the chanel
Services List/
Pie Chart
Measurements/
Parameters
Alarms
RF Analysis:
Spectrum/Echoes
Screenshots
Change between
Measurements/Parameters

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displays the lastest measurements of the selected
channels, as weel as the spectrum and all the
measurements of the current channel.
The dierent sections of the All In One window are
explained below:
•Measurements: Shows all the the RF
measurements of the current chanel.
•Polling: Shows a bar graph with all the polled
channels.
•
•Polling Measurements: Shows a list with the
lastest measurements of all the polled channels.
•
Polling
channels
Bar Graph
Measurements of
the current channel
Alarms
Spectrum of the
current channel
Lastest
measurements
of all the polling
channels
Current measurements
Bars colors according to alarms
The current channel is
highlighted
•Spectrum: Shows the spectrum of the current
channel
•Alarms: This section shows a list that contains all
the active alarms of the selected channel.
Each alarm of the list is marked with a color,
corresponding to the severity of the alarm (Info
–blue-, Warning –yellow-, Error –red-). For each
alarm you can see the following information: time
and date, event (initialization/end), ID, name and
description of the alarm, the threshold of the
measurement, and the value.
You can see a summary of the type of alarms on
the top right side of the section.
2.2.- Echoes
This feature monitors and displays the echoes of
the channel and the levels and delays of each one.
The graph displays the main signal and the echoes
falling within the guard interval. For each echo,
the level and the delay relative to the main signal
are shown. the graph also displays a red line that
corresponds to the threshold above which shows
the system generates an alarm echoes. The value
of the threshold is congured by the user (see
BW highlighted in grey
Echoes List
Alarms
Monitores
echoes
Echoes chart

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name, the delay, and the maximum level for the
alarm to be triggered):
You can also add a new echo to the monitored list
by clicking directly on the echoes graph.
•Alarms: This section shows a list that contains all
the active alarms of the selected channel.
Each alarm of the list is marked with a color,
corresponding to the severity of the alarm (Info
–blue-, Warning –yellow-, Error –red-). For each
alarm you can see the following information: time
and date, event (initialization/end), ID, name and
description of the alarm, the threshold of the
measurement, and the value.
You can see a summary of the type of alarms on
the top right side of the section.
2.3.- Measurements
In this window you can nd all the information
about the RF measurements of the selected
channel.
The dierent sections of the Measurements
window are explained below:
List of
measurements
Alarms
Channel
Spectrum
Evolutions of the
measurements
section 3.3.- Alarms Proles)
On the right side of the echoes graph, it is
displayed a list that shows the echoes with level
superior to -30dB, and the level and display of
each one.
The dierent sections of the Echoes window are
explained below:
•Echoes List: This list that shows the echoes with
level above -30dB, indicating the level and the
delay of each one
•Echoes Chart: The graph displays the main signal
and the echoes falling within the guard interval.
For each echo, the level and the delay relative to
the main signal are shown.
The graph also displays a red line that corresponds
to the threshold above which shows the system
generates an alarm echoes. The value of the
threshold is congured by the user (see section
3.3.- Alarms Proles)
•Monitored Echoes: This section allows the user to
monitor several echoes. In this way, an alarm will
be shown whenever the level of the echo signal is
higher than the level specied by the user.
When you click on“Add Echo” button, a new
window will appear. It is necessary to enter the
Echoes List
The grey area is
the guard interval
The rectangles show the
monitorized echoes
Add a new echo
to be monitored
Deletes the echo from the
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•List of measurements: This list that shows the
current RF measurements of the channel.
•Measurements Graph: shows the evolution of the
RF measurements of the selected channel in a time
interval selected by the user.
•Channel Spectrum: Shows the real-time spectrum
of the channel, with a span of 20MHz.
•Alarms: This section shows a list that contains all
the active alarms of the selected channel.
Each alarm of the list is marked with a color,
corresponding to the severity of the alarm (Info
–blue-, Warning –yellow-, Error –red-). For each
alarm you can see the following information: time
and date, event (initialization/end), ID, name and
description of the alarm, the threshold of the
measurement, and the value.
You can see a summary of the type of alarms on
the top right side of the section.
List of Measurements.
The bars colors shows
Graph with the evolution of
all the measurements
Drag the blue bar to select
the time interval
The grey area shows the
BW of the channel
Automatic reference level
2.4.- Bitrates
This function allows us to see in detail the bitrate
value for the selected channel, as well as all the
services bitrates of all the PLPs of the channel.
The dierent sections of the Bitrates window are
explained below:
•Services List: It is a list with the current bitrates of
all the services. It also shows the SID, LCN, Name,
PLP and Protocol of each service.
•Bitrate Graph: shows the evolution of the RF
measurements of the selected channel in a time
interval selected by the user.
List of services
bitrates
Alarms
Tables
Evolutions of the
bitrates
Tap on the folders of the
Services List to get a more
detailed information
Tap to change between
List/Pie Chart view
Graph with the evolution of
all the bitrates
Drag the blue bar to select
the time interval

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•Tables: Shows the channel information in tree
view format.
•Alarms: This section shows a list that contains all
the active alarms of the selected channel.
Each alarm of the list is marked with a color,
corresponding to the severity of the alarm (Info
–blue-, Warning –yellow-, Error –red-). For each
alarm you can see the following information: time
and date, event (initialization/end), ID, name and
description of the alarm, the threshold of the
measurement, and the value.
You can see a summary of the type of alarms on
the top right side of the section.
2.5.- Treeview
This feature shows the channel information in tree
view format.
On the left side of the window, you can see the
tables that are processed. Select the one that you
want to display.
In SLT tables, each service corresponds to a node
of the tree.
By expanding a node, all the packets of the service
with the ID of each one and the information about
the packet type are shown.
Tap to change between
SLT/ System Time Tables
Tap on the + signs to get a more
detailed information
2.6.- Spectrum
This window shows the spectrum of the signal.
The dierent sections of the Spectrum window are
explained below:
•Spectrum Options: This section allows to
congure the spectrum graph. You can choose
the reference level, the span, as well as to enable/
disable the maximum and minimum graphs.
•Spectrum Graph: It shows the real time spectrum
of the signal. If the RCS is in frequency mode, the
central frequency of the spectrum is the selected
one; if the RCS is in channel mode, the central
frequency of the spectrum is the central frequency
Select the table to
be displayed
Treeview of the
selected table
Spectrum options
Alarms
Spectrum
Masks
Spectrum
Make sure you click on the
Apply button for the changes
to take eect

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of the selected channel.
By placing the mouse on it, it shows the
frequency and the level of the signal in that point
of the spectrum.
•Spectrum Masks: This section allows to create
masks over the spectrum visible in the graph (that
is, depends on the span), so that when the signal
level is out of the mask, an alarm is generated for
each channel of the spectrum with level out of
mask.
•Alarms: This section shows a list that contains all
the active alarms of the selected channel.
Each alarm of the list is marked with a color,
corresponding to the severity of the alarm (Info
–blue-, Warning –yellow-, Error –red-). For each
alarm you can see the following information: time
and date, event (initialization/end), ID, name and
description of the alarm, the threshold of the
measurement, and the value.
Max and Min graphs are
shown in dots lines
Masks are shown in
green colors
New mask: Select the maximum
and minimum oset and then
click on New Mask button to
create the mask.
Save Mask: Click on it to save
the new mask in the list bellow
the button. A mask name will be
required.
Disable Mask: Disables the mask.
Masks List: All the
saved masks will
appear in the list.
Click on Load to
enable a mask.
Click on Delete to
remove a mask
from the list.
You can see a summary of the type of alarms on
the top right side of the section.
2.7.- Audio Levels
This window displays the levels of audio of all the
audio streams of the services of the channel. Each
grid cell corresponds to the audio of a service. The
service name and ID is shown in the grey bars.
The colors of the bars corresponds to the alarms
associated to the audio level measurement: green
when the audio level measurement is within the
limits set by the user, red when an error alarm is
active, yellow when a warning alarm is active, and
blue when a information alarm is active. Please
see section 3.3.- Alarms Proles.
2.8.- Video Player
This window displays the screenshots of all the
services of the selected channel.
The user can enable/disable the live streaming
of the selected service by clicking on the buttons
placed at the bottom of the screenshot:
Service info Audio type
Tap to start streaming
of this service