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DTA-3050 User Manual TA 3050 10 Port ASI / IP Multiplexer and Media Router USER GUIDE www.adtecdigital.com Table of Contents Product Overview.......................................................................................................................................................................1 Introduction - About Digital Turn Around........................................................................................................................1 Applications.............................................................................................................................................................1 Benefits of an Adtec Digital Turn Around Router....................................................................................................1 About Your Purchase.....................................................................................................................................................2 Hardware Specification & Requirements.................................................................................................................3 Front Panel.....................................................................................................................................................................3 Front Panel Features:..............................................................................................................................................3 Back Panel..............................................................................................................................................................3 Electrical Device Compliance Notices............................................................................................................................6 Safety Warnings and Cautions................................................................................................................................6 Lithium Battery Safety Statement............................................................................................................................6 Compliance Notices................................................................................................................................................7 Getting Started............................................................................................................................................................................9 Installation......................................................................................................................................................................9 Tour the DTA3050.................................................................................................................................................10 Front Panel Layout................................................................................................................................................10 Back Panel............................................................................................................................................................12 Connectivity Features............................................................................................................................................12 LED Status Indicators...................................................................................................................................................13 System Indicators..................................................................................................................................................13 Output LEDs..........................................................................................................................................................13 Input LEDs.............................................................................................................................................................14 Setting IP Parameters..................................................................................................................................................15 Setting IP Parameters from the Front Panel.........................................................................................................15 Setting IP Parameters via a terminal (Telnet) session..........................................................................................15 Front Panel Programming and Control.........................................................................................................................16 Modes....................................................................................................................................................................16 Front Panel Menu Flows.......................................................................................................................................18 Pre-programmed Key Sequences.........................................................................................................................18 Front-Panel-Only Control Options.........................................................................................................................19 Communications...........................................................................................................................................................20 LAN.......................................................................................................................................................................20 RS-232..................................................................................................................................................................20 Ethernet.................................................................................................................................................................20 User Interface............................................................................................................................................................................23 Port and Table Mode....................................................................................................................................................23 Port Mode..............................................................................................................................................................23 Table Mode...........................................................................................................................................................23 Using the GUI Interface................................................................................................................................................24 Introduction............................................................................................................................................................24 Signing in to the GUI.............................................................................................................................................25 System Screen......................................................................................................................................................26 Host Screen...........................................................................................................................................................27 Inputs Screen........................................................................................................................................................29 Mappings Screen..................................................................................................................................................31 Outputs Screen.....................................................................................................................................................33 Tables Screen.......................................................................................................................................................35 Conditional Access Screen...................................................................................................................................42 IP Destinations Screen..........................................................................................................................................45 Multi-Protocol Encapsulation Screen....................................................................................................................49 Redundancy Screen..............................................................................................................................................51 Encoder Redundancy............................................................................................................................................52 Multiplexer Redundancy........................................................................................................................................57 Logs Screen..........................................................................................................................................................59 Updates Screen.....................................................................................................................................................60 Modulation Targets Reference..............................................................................................................................62 Manual Upgrades..................................................................................................................................................63
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