IKUSI SPI-300 User manual

Doc ID: TN-031 How to setup a MTI-900 V1.docx Page: 1 of 5
Prepared by: DN Date: 12-June-2014 Approved by: DN Date: 12-June-2014
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TN-031 How to setup MTI-900
FIRMWARE
MTI-900 firmware 1.93 or higher
HMS-120 firmware 1.106 or higher MTI-900 SPI-300 HMS-120
The MTI can be configured with a programmer SPI-300 & firmware 3.14, or SPI-300 firmware 4.14 or 4.15
Selection Buttons
Direction arrows
Figure 1 SPI-300 Screen Figure 2 SPI-300 Controls
Figure 1 shows typical opening screen
Figure 2 indicates which buttons control function.
The Left hand and right hand bottom of the screen are controlled by selection buttons.
The direction arrows below selection buttons allow user to move left or right and up and down through the screen
selections
When SPI-300 is connected to the DB-9 on MTI-900, the SPI-300 will display the Start Screen
Figure 3 as follows:
Name of the module.
"Alarm" : Informs about the existence or not of module operating failures.
"Fx.x" : Version of the main firmware of the module (the firmware is the software stored in the module that
manages its basic running).
"fx.x" : Firmware version of the internal FPGA device.
"Acq" : "X" means that synchronization with the input signal is acquired.
Absence of synchronization is signalled with "0".
"BER" : Is the BER of the input signal channel
Figure 3 Start Screen
AUSTRALIAN HEAD
OFFICE
7 Amsted Road
Bayswater 3153
Ph: (03) 9720 8000
Fax: (03) 9720 7422
sales@ikusi.com.au
MTI-900 Alarm : No
F01.93 f01.08
Acq: 0 BER: -
OK

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Close the screen using the OK command key.
In the Main Menu figure 4, Selection is 1 to 4 arrow indicates which item is selected
Select Settings to open the Setting Screen. Figure 5
Figure 4 Main Menu Figure 5 Settings
Item 1 select Country then select Australia
figure 5 & 6
Figure 6 Country Menu
At Input menu, figure 7
Enter Frequency, the value required is the difference
Between the satellite transponder frequency and
LNB intermediate frequency,
E.G. C1/9 12647-10700=1947
Figure 7 Input Menu
Symbol Rate :
From 2 to 45 (DVB-S), 10 to 30 (DVB-S2)
Standard: Select Auto, DVB-S or DVB-S2
Use sel and Send to complete appropriate selections
Output menu 1 figure 8
Set 1. Frequency to desire RF output
Set 2. Mode to 8K for Australia
Set 3. Bandwidth to 7MHZ for Australia
Figure 8 Output Menu 1 Figure 9 Output Menu 2
Output menu screen 2 figure 9
Pressto select scrren 2
Set 4.Guard Interval = 1/16, Set 5. Constellation =64QAM, Set 6. Code Rate = 3/4
These setting can be altered to increase or decrease overall bandwidth of COFDM signal (must be less than 23Mb/s)
1General
2 Settings
3 Info
4 Language SEL
Portugal
Andorra
Argentina
Australia
1Frequency : 1947
2 Symbol Rate : 30.000
3 Standard : AUTO
Send SEL
1Country
2 Input
3 Output
Send SEL
1Frequency : 599.500
2 Mode : 8K
3 Bandwidth : 7MHz
Send SEL
4Guard Inter : 1/16
5 Constella.: 64QAM
6 Code Rate :3/4
Send SEL

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Output menu screen 3 figure 10
Press to go to the third page of menu screen.
Set 7. Adjust the Attenuation if required
by using the keys
Figure 10 Output Menu 3
Item 8 IQ INV and Item 9 Cell ID figure 10
Do not require to be adjusted leave in default mode
Output screens 4 & 5 figure 11 & 12
Item I DVB-H MPE FEC
Item J DVB-H Time Slice
Item K DVB-H Interleave
Do not require to be adjusted leave in default mode
Figure 11 Output Menu 4 Figure 12 Output Menu 5
Press send to complete process after any changes are made
Return to Settings Screen 1 and scroll down to
Setting screen 2 figure 13
Select item 4 TS Processing Figure 14
Figure 13 Setting Screen 2 Figure 14 TS Processing
At TS Processing menu, enter Control Module = X, Unref. PIDs = Auto, All Serv. = Block.
If MTI-900 are used either standalone or grouped together without HMS-120 the Control module setting should
change to X so LCN’s will display correctly
Leave as 0 if used with HMS-120 as HMS becomes the control module
Figure 15 TS Processing Screen 2 Figure 16 TS Processing Select
Press to go to the second page figure 15, .here you can select a number of different “Actions”.
The following actions are applicable.
Item 4 Action. Press Sel (Enter) Action =Unblock Srv. Press Sel (Enter)
Unblock Service: Allows user to unblock specific TV programs by using Item 5 select feature.
Press item 5 Select and a window similar to figure 16 TS processing select will show programs (Note satellite
signal must be connected)
This process can be repeated to select each TV program typical 1 HD channel and 4 or 5 SD programs
You will need to check percentage usage to avoid overloading MTI-900 with too much Data
After selecting a program figure 17 the select line item 5 will display program and name.
Item 6 Value will display LCN number, this can be changed if required by select item 4 and action edit LCN
Then select item 5 Value to change LCN number
Figure 17 Select & Value
7Attenua.:
8 IQ INV : 0
9 Cell ID : 0
Send
SEL
IDVB-H MPE-FEC :0
J DVB-H Time Slic :0
K DVB-H Interleav 0
Send SEL
LFFT Wind:
Send
SEL
4TS Processing
5 Conditional Access
Send SEL
1Control Module : X
2 Unref. PIDs : Auto
3 All Serv. : Block
Send SEL
4Action : Unblock Srv
5 –Select -------------------
6 Value
Send SEL
VF INFO
VC INFO 2
VC ABC NEWS 24
VC ABC2 / ABC4
4 Action : Unblock Srv
5 VC ABC2 / ABC4 SE ----
6 Value 223
Send SEL

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Item 4 Action continued
Block Service: To block a service
Programs can be block by going back to item 4 and select block and then item 5 select to remove or block
programs
Unblock PID: To unblock a PID
Block PID: To block a PID
Force PID: It must be selected to enable a concrete PID, either referenced or not, which could be blocked as
a consequence of the blockade action for a determined service or CA, or the blockade of unreferenced PIDs.
This action may also be used to invalidate by-default regenerated PSI/SI table, and to restore the original one
Press to go to the third page. Figure 18
Select NIT mode = NIT-Auto. "Net" and "NID" options are applicable only via HMS-
120 that performs control function (last module at the right end of the IKUSUP bus
cascade). Data being entered in other MTI-900 don't take effect. Note that you must
set NIT mode = NIT-pass to get same LCN as FTA.
Figure 18 NIT Mode
Press to go to the fourth page figure 19. Enter assigned number for “TS-ID” and
“ON-ID” only when there are more than one module in the headend processing data
from the same Transport Stream.
When only one MTI-900 TS-ID can stay as default “0”
Figure 19 TSID & ONID
If more than one MTI-900 could be 100, 101, 102 etc.
ON-ID can be set to 8442 for Australia
LCN Mode = Generic
Return to Main menu figure 20
Select item 3 info, then select item 1 Status figure 21
Figure 20 Main menu Figure 21 Status
Status Screen. Figure 22
Information about the module operating conditions is displayed in this screen.
Acq (Signal Acquired) informs about the synchronization with the input signal, true
with "X" and false with "0".
Mod (Modulator) indicates whether the output COFDM modulator works correctly ("X")
or not ("0"). Figure 22 Status info
SI (service information) indicates whether information of the output transport stream is correct ("X") or incorrect ("0").
"%Free" (number in the middle) is the percentage of null PIDs (without information) that currently exists in the output
transport stream; the higher the number, the less overflow risk exists (in other words, less risk of loss of data)
The number at the left is maximum and on the right minimium values reached all through the period of operation of
the module since the last power connection. Tis the value in °C of the internal temperature of the module.
BER displays the channel BER value for input signal in scientific notation.
Press the STOP command (key ) to stop the status information update.
The OK command appears then in the same place figure 23; press OK to close the
screen and return to Status screen Figure 21.
Figure 23 Status info 2
7NIT Mode : NIT –auto
8 Net :
9 NID : 0
Send SEL
iTS-ID : 0
J ON-ID : 8442
K LCN mode : GENERIC
Send SEL
1Status
2 Alarms
3 Details
Esc SEL
1 General
2 Settings
3 Info
4 Language SEL
Acq : X Mod : X SI : X
% Free : 37 < 58 < 84
T : 42 C
BER : 2.03E-3 STOP
Acq : X Mod : X SI : X
% Free : 37 < 58 < 84
T : 42 C
BER : 2.03E-3 OK

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The Alarm screen figure 24
Informs about the existence of failures in the internal circuitry of the module or in the
signal processing.
Character "X" indicates there is an alarm situation and "0" means that the status or
operation are correct. Figure 24 Alarm info
Inp (Input) indicates the operation of the tuner and the demodulation stage.
FIFO, "X" warms of overflow, in other words, data loss in the output stream (If the unreferenced PIDs are not blocked,
the immediate action to do should be to block these PIDs).
NIT. indicates regeneration of the NIT table.
Hw. is general hardware of the module.
Ins. is the insertion of tables into the output stream.
Tmp is the internal temperature of the module.
Code is a global alarms code that is useful when contacting IKUSI's technical
support.
Use the ALMSTOP command (key ) to stop the alarms information update.
The OK command appears then in the same place; use now this one to close the
screen.
Figure 25 Alarm info 2
Details Screen figure 26 & 27
Details screen provides information about firmware,
hardware version, PCB load version etc.
Press Ok to return to status screen and then esc to
return to main menu
Figure 26 Details Figure 27 Details info
Inp. : 0 FIFO : 0 NIT : 0
Hw. :0 Ins. : 0 Tmp : 0
Cam : 0
Cod : 00040000 ALMSTOP
Inp. : 0 FIFO : 0 NIT : 0
Hw. :0 Ins. : 0 Tmp : 0
Cam : 0
Cod : 00040000 Ok
1 Status
2 Alarms
3Details
Esc SEL
MTI-900
F: 01.93 f: 01.08
L : 01.03 HWvers : 01
OK
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