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1. The scheduled event was not run by the DPI All events are marked with a 0002 at the beginning of the broadcast day As the event is run by the DPI the status code is changed to an actual error code 0010 Failed Device Not Possible hardware or splicing connection timing Ready issue Failed Unknown If any stall conditions occur during playback the Error spot will not be verified even if the system was able to continue after the stall condition The actual played length will be updated in the VER file for Failed Timeout The break was closed before spot could be aired Problem with media to be inserted Timing issues with stream to be spliced Failed No Ad Copy in The DPI did not have the scheduled ad copy to play Inserter Causes include Material not copied into adManage MasterVideoLibrary2 The material is not in the inserter because of a communication error The material is on the headend PURGE list see Content Management Purge 0023 Failed No Cue in No cue was received in the scheduled window See Window the chapter on Cue Methods for more information Triggering Explained DTMF Tone Triggers DTMF tone board is an option for DPI 1200 The Integrated Satellite Receiver Decoder IRD typically has a DTMF port which provides audio cue tones Alternately some networks use the secondary audio SAP channel to provide the cue tones The DTMF tones should be nominally spaced by 50msec and be between 0 5v and
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3. Adtec API Command Time specifies system time user defined using lt left right SYSD TIM 24 Hour Clock Format arrow gt and lt select gt buttons Timezone specifies time zone unit user defined using lt left right SYSD TIZ operates in arrow gt and lt select gt buttons NTP Sub menu Adtec API Commands NTP Status Network Transfer Displays whether or not your unit is SYSD NIP Protocol in sync with the designated NTP STATUS server IP address for Network user defined using lt left right SYSD NIP Transfer Protocol arrow gt and lt select gt buttons server default 0 0 0 0 Alarm Sub menu Event Record Log of events outside of operating scroll up and down to view log parameters items Mirror Sub menu Host Mode Set the automated ftp Client Turns Mirroring Off SYSD HOM mirroring mode Mirror List Use a MIRRORLISTFILE to add delete local files Mirror Client Mirrors all files found on Server CCMS Used with TBGS and other enterprise systems Host IP IP address for Mirroring user defined using lt left right SYSD HIP Address Server arrow gt and lt select gt buttons default 0 0 0 0 Client Name _ Sets the Username and user defined using lt left right SYSD CPW amp Password Password to access arrow gt and lt select gt buttons Mirroring Server Username and password are separated by a comma Raid Status Raid Status Provides status of the internal 750 GB Array
4. Native Mode Referred to as the CCHHH Number Identifier for scheduling and verification CCMS Traffic and Billing 20 20 uses 6 right justified DPID CNV P Format media Spot ID characters Format in schedule NOVAR uses 8 right justified also referred to as characters parsing format RAW uses all 11 characters LEFT uses left justified characters NONZERO Omits any leading zeros Break Configures the ON partially played break can be DPID BRP Repeat behavior for dealing triggered again resuming with the with incomplete previously aborted spot breaks OFF Typical Setting Splice The IP Address of user defined numeric field in DPID MSI Multicast which the insertion format Xxx XXX XXX XXX Address stream is served to the splicer via the GigE Port Valid Multicast addressing range is 224 10 XXX XXX to 239 XXX XXX XXX A Unicast address will be the unique IP of the Ad insertion receiving interface on the Splicer Splice Port number used for user defined numeric field DPID MSP Multicast IP Streaming in Note If you are using the same Port conjunction with Multicast or Unicast address for Multicast Address multiple channels the Multicast Port will need to be incremented by 2 for each channel The valid range is 1 65535 Note Up to twelve Insertion Channels are available on the product If using API Commands the denoted in the Commands above are relevant to the twelve channel destinations inde
5. The first three characters are reserved and always show zeroes Any file names shorter than 8 characters have to be filled up with zero es prefix to fill this field by 11 characters If CNVP is set to RAW then all 11 characters in alpha numeric format will be used but then the mpeg files should not contain any extension Status code such as 0001 means aired successfully will be generated automatically to the 92502088 VER file More status code information can be found in Appendix E of the adManage Manual This field always shows zeroes in a SCH file Adtec Test Cl The Advertiser Client Description optional Used for informational purposes only Spot 1 The Spot Title of the commercial to be played optional Used for informational purposes only Identifies the spot as either being contractually scheduled or used as filler in order to complete a commercial break optional 00030 A duplication of the scheduled length of the spot optional Used for informational purposes only CCMS Scheduling using adManage Please refer to adManage TM Manual It can be downloaded from the Support Section of our web page at www adtedigital com e Configure each channel s scheduling identifier load schedules and media o Atthis point you will need to use the API interface to perform configuration m Using telnet to the API port 23 connect and log in m To test the connection type lt Enter gt and you should see a 0 returned The ch
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7. drives extra Host Platform PowerPC CPU Linux 2 6 Kernel OS Hardened IPv4 via ETHO Fast Ethernet IPv4 via ETH1 GIGE Serial Terminal RS232 via RJ45 Serial Port RJ 48 GPIO 9 Pin D sub Operating Temperature O to 90 Degrees Fahrenheit Less than 70 RH Non Condensing Active cooling Push pull Fans Power Usage 70 240 VAC switching power supply 50 60 Hertz Rated at 150 Watts nominal usage 40 watts Physical Measurements H X W X D 1 75 X 19 X 14 11 pounds gross weight Management 8 Button Tactile Raised Keypad Front Panel with Status LEDs Browser based Web Interface 10 100 base T Ethernet and GigE HTTP FTP Telnet IP Logging SNMP MIB II and private MIB DHCP XCP Adtec encrypted layer 3 protocol Terminal Monitor port Use API Serial Communication Interface Default Baud Configuration 38 400 bps 8 data bits 1 stop bit no parity Connector 8 pin RJ45 supplied with DB9 to RJ45 adapter Use Serial Port Used for Troubleshooting Terminal Baud Configuration 115 200 bps 8 data bits 1 stop bit no parity Specifications Disclaimer Specifications subject to change without written notice Copyright 2013 Adtec Digital DPI 1200 is a trademark of Adtec Digital Other product and company names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies This information may not in whole or in part be copied photocopied reproduced and translated or reduced to any electronic medium or machine readable
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9. has already expired you will need to contact Motorola or your distributor for licensing service Because each license key is linked to a specific Data Flash you will need to look up the serial number for the Data Flash in your DM CherryPicker Illustration below Data Flash Serial 61531862364A6331 Product Licenses e __ _ Enabled Used epre O 2HS3OUTICQID7XESLYKYKWPSNU 12 9 al 09 Feb 2010 12 00 00 T eS i l MPEG 2 Ad Insertion Time Sync Per SCTE30 protocol Time synchronization is required due to the passing of time between the Server and the Splicer The delay on a TCP IP message is somewhat unpredictable and is affected by other machines on the network By having the machines synchronized time can be passed between the two machines without concern for normal network delays keeping the splicing very accurate The time synchronization system must be able to keep the Splicer and Server within 15 ms of each other One possible method is to use Network Time Protocol NTP to keep the Server and the Splicer in synchronization A network common host system NTP server could be used since this will also typically exist in a cable headend that has a network infrastructure The DPI 1200 can be used as an NTP server if an NTP network is not available Please refer to the NTP Menu options under the System Menu description in Chapter 3 and additional time configurations later in this chapter To configu
10. illustrated window below License Manager GROOMING WITH DPI License Key BC_GROOMING_2_0 be9db1fe540b0fdbdc8d GROOMING License Key Compact Flash ID 108631 2105L75053 Number of Licenses Bandwidth Mbps Hardware Capacity for Current System 16 640 GROOMING WITH DPI GROOMING GROOMING WITH DPI GROOMING Total Purchase 2 0 80 0 Available Licenses 1 0 2 0 Used Licenses 1 0 37 0 Time Sync Per SCTE30 protocol Time synchronization is required due to the passing of time between the Server and the Splicer The delay on a TCP IP message is somewhat unpredictable and is affected by other machines on the network By having the machines synchronized time can be passed between the two machines without concern for normal network delays keeping the splicing very accurate The time synchronization system must be able to keep the Splicer and Server within 15 ms of each other One possible method is to use Network Time Protocol NTP to keep the Server and the Splicer in synchronization A network common host system NTP server could be used since this will also typically exist in a cable headend that has a network infrastructure The DPI 1200 can be used as an NTP server if an NTP network is not available Please refer to the NTP Menu options under the System Menu description in Chapter 3 and additional time configurations later in this chapter To configure the RGB BNP to time sync from the DPI 1200 select the Configuration Ta
11. intended airing Range 01 31 Ex 05 CC Numeric identifier or Channel ID Range 01 99 HHH Numeric identifier or Headend ID Range 001 099 The records within the SCH file follow the following format Each record is terminated by a carriage return and line feed Each record will all be at least 77 bytes in length The fields of each record are determined by its byte position Each field is separated by a space character All times are formatted in military time ae Type 1 3 Type of event defined by record LOI REM END NUL Scheduled Date T amp Bs approximation of the date when the event will occur formatted MMDD Scheduled Time T amp Bs approximation of the time of day when the event will occur formatted HHMMSS Window Start Time Time of day to begin window of opportunity for event to occur formatted HHMM 5 Window Duration Time 22 25 Length of window of opportunity for event to occur formatted HHMM Break Number Within Window Break sequence number within window of opportunity for event to occur 7 Position Number Within Break 31 33 Position sequence number for event within break Scheduled Length 35 40 Scheduled event length formatted HHMMSS Actual Aired Time 42 47 Actual aired time of day used in VER file Formatted HHMMSS Actual Aired Length 49 56 Actual aired length used in VER file formatted HHMMSSCC Actual Aired Position Within Actual sequential position number Break that event occur
12. output a short notice like this when it starts in an interactive mode Gnomovision version 69 Copyright C year name of author Gnomovision comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY for details type show w This is free software and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions type show c for details The hypothetical commands show w and show c should show the appropriate parts of the General Public License Of course the commands you use may be called something other than show w and show c they could even be mouse clicks or menu items whatever suits your program You should also get your employer if you work as a programmer or your school if any to sign a copyright disclaimer for the program if necessary Here is a sample alter the names Yoyodyne Inc hereby disclaims all copyright interest in the program Gnomovision which makes passes at compilers written by James Hacker lt signature of Ty Coon gt 1 April 1989 Ty Coon President of Vice This General Public License does not permit incorporating your program into proprietary programs If your program is a subroutine library you may consider it more useful to permit linking proprietary applications with the library If this is what you want to do use the GNU Library General Public License instead of this License Appendix B Troubleshooting Guide Problem New IP addresses don t work Check are your ethO and ethi addresses on the same s
13. prioritized by the following criteria e Priority 24 Subscription Customers e Standard Priority Subscription Customers e All customers that have purchased Installation amp Training within 90 days of the installation Adtec Certified Operators ACO Limited Level Support Warranty amp Service Requests Multi device system installations that have purchased Installation amp Training from Adtec Distributors System Integrators Multi device systems Single device users Preparing for Support To help expedite the troubleshooting process please be prepared to provide the following information to the support representative e Product s affected Please provide a list of the Adtec Products involved including the Revision Number for each affected product e Description of the Problem Please include a detailed description of the problem Include the approximate time and day the problem occurred the spot ID of the material being inserted and what the operator reported about the incident It is also helpful to note any recent changes to the system More information is always better than too little information e Your Contact Data Please include contact information so we can reach you to discuss how to fix the problem additional troubleshooting steps that are required or to gather more complete information regarding the problem Please include your facility name or call letters your name title email address telephone number hours of work
14. transport standards required for broadcasting From local storage or network attached storage the DPI 1200 imports programs to its core processes and multiplexes them in preparation for their delivery via ASI or IP to a single or multiple ad splicers The DPI 1200 seamlessly interfaces with Adtec s adVantage Enterprise Management Solution allowing it to operate with the industry leading Adtec Duet Ad Inserter The DPI 1200 and Duet work together to provide analog and digital tier ad insertion and interoperate with ad insertion systems from C COR and SeaChange Availability DPI 1200 DTMF HD amp SD MPEG2 and MPEG4 capable Standard unit comes with 2 channels Ad Streaming Transport via 3x Mirrored ASI and or GigE MPEG2 Layer 1 MPEG2 Layer 2 and AAC Audio compliant Hardware RAID 1 Mirrored 750 GB SATA internal storage 12 port DTMF GPIO decoder one I O port for each channel ANSI SCTE 30 amp 35 compatible Optional ASI Redundancy Module DPI 1200 Stream Additional Program Insertion License for one stream on the DPI Each unit will support up to 10 additional SD or 2 HD Insertion Channels consult sales rep for system bandwidth needs Benefits Twelve Concurrent Inserts The DPI 1200 delivers ads to seamless back to back splicing on twelve unique programs Its ability to stitch together the media and maintain broadcast transport standards is unmatched by the competition Gigabit Ethernet Input The DPI 1200 has been de
15. 00 000000 250003 in msg 5035 0 0 0 250003 out msg 250003 250003 ID 5036 priorId 5035 state COMPLETE exp start 1233702223 362129 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi O010E09 CHNLMGR 03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 250003 exp pad 000000 000000 250003 in msg 5036 0 0 0 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi O10E09 CHNLMGR O3 250003 out msg 5036 1 2788872 439200 437400 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi O10E09 CHNLMGR O03 250003 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 250003 lt lt lt SPLICE gt gt gt Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi O10E09 CHNLMGR O3 250003 The MIRROR process works at separate times Here you can see the mirroring process delete old schedules and check the server 62 45 52 86 for new schedule files Feb 4 00 00 27 dpi O10E09 MIRROR Checked 0 files O failed Feb 4 00 00 57 dpi 010E09 MIRROR Started CCMS process with 62 45 52 86 Feb 4 00 00 59 dpi 010E09 MIRROR Deleted media hd0 schins 20302901 SCH Feb 4 00 01 16 dpi 010E09 MIRROR Deleted media hd0 schins 20303901 SCH Feb 4 00 01 38 dpi 010E09 MIRROR Deleted media hd0 schins 20305901 SCH Feb 4 00 01 55 dpi 010E09 MIRROR Deleted media hd0 schins 20307901 SCH Feb 4 00 02 11 dpi 010E09 MIRROR Deleted media hd0O schins 20321901 SCH The FTPC will upload all verification files to the HIP just after midnight as a safeguard against corrupt files or any error that may have occurred Feb 4 00 00 06 dpi 010E09 FTPC Uploaded media hd0 verins 20323901 VER to 62 4
16. 1 0v peek to peak Appearance of DTMF connector on the DPI 1200 back panel Connect and for DTMF analog tone input to DPI 1200 12 DTMF connectors each corresponding to its channel number for example DTMF 01 connector is for channel 01 e To configure Netset please refer to NETSET MENU GPI GPO Triggers GPI GPO trigger comes with the DTMF board option GPI uses the I O port on the DTMF connector and the Ground cable uses the G port see diagram above Connect I O and G to form a circuit e There are a total of 12 GPI General Purpose Input connectors each corresponding to its channel number for instance GPI 01 is the connector is for channel 01 o To configure GPI port refer to the CUE MENU section e There is one General Purpose Output GPO connector o To configure GPO port refer to the CUE MENU section SCTE35 Triggers A trigger embedded into the original network signal passed directly to the Splicer It is detected and triggered by the Splicer to the DPI Please refer to your specific splicer model s manual non Adtec material for more information Manual Trigger The manual trigger is the basic fundamental trigger for the DPI 1200 e Open a telnet session to the DPI 1200 e Atthe prompt type DPID TG 0 6000 0 o Triggers channel 01 at a pre roll time of 6000 milliseconds 6 seconds following the Avail Time in the CCMS Schedule Chapter 7 Appendix Appendix A GNU General Public License Version
17. 129 avail 0 stop insert 0 Feb 4 00 02 12 dpi O10E09 CHNLMGR 03 250003 Cueing schedulerO The SCHED receives the information from the CHNLMGR and builds the playlist Feb 4 00 02 12 dpi O10E09 SCHED 250003 03 Cue received 1233702132 545737 Feb 4 00 02 12 dpi O10E09 SCHED 250003 03 Build playlist media hd0 media 312CMCH0027 MPG 1233702132 547513 Feb 4 00 02 12 dpi O10E09 SCHED 250003 03 Build playlist media hdO media 312CCAI0182 MPG 1233702132 552598 Feb 4 00 02 12 dpi O10E09 SCHED 250003 03 Build playlist media hd0 media 312CLINO024 MPG 1233702132 554922 Feb 4 00 02 12 dpi O10E09 SCHED 250003 03 Build playlist media hdO media 312GNGFO0003 MPG 1233702132 557551 Feb 4 00 02 12 dpi O10E09 SCHED 250003 03 Build playlist media hdO media 312CMCH0028 MPG 1233702132 560231 The CHNLMGR for channel 3 starts processing two spots for the insertion and sends the request to the splicer The splicer replies with the go ahead SCTE30 splice response 100 The channel manager will send this same request for each spot and if the splicer says ok then it will return the same response Feb 4 00 02 12 dpi O10E09 CHNLMGR O3 250003 Processing scheduled spot media hd0 media 312CMCH0027 MPG 5032 4 Feb 4 00 02 12 dpi O10E09 CHNLMGR O3 250003 buf 6 1233702138 272129 1040 media hd0 media 312CMCH0027 MPG Feb 4 00 02 12 dpi O10E09 CHNLMGR 03 250003 Sending splice request last offset 4161 5032 Feb 4 00 02 12 dpi O10E09 CHN
18. 4 Name AChannelName Channel 6 O OFF Splicer Card 1 Splicer Chassis 1 Mode Name AChannelName n n Channel 7 O oFF Multicast Address amp Multicast Port Mode OFF Name AChannelName CCMS Identifier 01189 CCMS Format T NOVAR x Channel 8 O OFF The application has two operating windows the Status Window and the Main Window Status Window The Status Window is fixed on the left hand side of the screen it will display regardless of what function is being displayed in the Main Window The current status parameters of the unit s are always in view and are updated in real time Main Window The Main Window is used to access the device s configurations and operating settings Help Notes Help blurbs are available for the configurations on each tab click on the Question Mark symbol next to the configuration name for a pop up screen explaining the control Upgrading your device To upload new firmware versions click on the lt Upload gt button in the top navigation bar next to Log Out A pop up screen will allow you to browse for the firmware file by clicking Upload within the pop up screen After the new version is uploaded its availability on the device will display under available versions After the new version is uploaded Click lt Install gt to extract the firmware It will then be available under Installed Versions Once you have the version you wish to use in the Installed Versions list you can sel
19. 5 recommended and higher e MS Internet Explorer 8 0 and higher e Safari 3 0 and higher e Google Chrome 5 0 and higher Note for Safari users e The program is designed to use the Bonjour Zero Configuration Protocol O When using Safari click on the symbol to open a networked devices list O Select the device to point the browser to that device s IPA Logging In Access the application by pointing your web browser to the unit s IP address The following screen image reduced for clarity will appear CADTEG Digutal T Quick Links Documentation amp Technical Support www adtecinc com Serial 0000010056 Cus 2013 11 04_14 45 35 Log in to the application by clicking the Proceed to Login button and typing in the user name adtec and the password none in the pop up box that appears GED Upload 44 4 D P l 1 200 Channels Network Upgrade Version 2013 11 04_14 45 35 Channel 1 Channel 2 Channel 3 Channel 4 Channel 5 Channel 6 Channel 7 Channel 8 Channel 9 Channel 10 Channel 11 Channel 12 DPI Status Channel 1 DISCONNECT Mode ASI Name E11 mas __J Channel 2 O OFF Mode OFF Name AChannelName Channel 1 Channel 3 O OFF Mode OFF Name AChannelName Channel Mode ASI Channel Name E11 Channel 4 O OFF Mode a E Splicer Name CherryPickerManager Splice Lead In 500 Channel 5 O OFF Mode OFF Splicer IP 192 168 11 51 Splicer Port
20. 5 52 86 21 Verifications 20323901 VER Feb 4 00 00 06 dpi 010E09 FTPC Uploaded media hd0 verins 20325901 VER to 62 45 52 86 21 Verifications 20325901 VER The internal schedule SCHED it will make periodic polls sure the trigger daemon is up and running Feb 4 00 55 00 dpi O10E09 SCHED 253083 Triggering trigger daemon Trigger register 20 Trigger time 1233705300 117309 Additional Logging Notes and examples In this case the DPI cannot communicate with the splicer and responds with the message disconnecting Feb 9 00 02 53 dpi O10CC6 CHNLMGR 02 250003 Disconnecting Here the DPI cannot recognize the channel name because the name is not the same in the splicer and DPI Feb 6 00 01 42 dpi 010D71 CHNLMGR 0O8 90018 Invalid or Unknown Channel Name List of log codes as of dpi v1 02 07 90000 BASE_FOR_DPI 90001 TRACE_MSG_SCTE30_BASE 90002 TRACE_MSG_SCTE30_APPSTART 90003 TRACE_MSG_SCTE30_PROTOCOL_ESTABLISHED 90004 TRACE_MSG_SCTE30_LOST_CONNECTION 90005 TRACE_MSG_SCTE30_CUEREQ 90006 TRACE_MSG_SCTE30_SPLICEREQ 90007 TRACE_MSG_SCTE30_SPLICERESP 90008 TRACE_MSG_SCTE30_SPLICEIN 90009 TRACE_MSG_SCTE30_SPLICEOUT 90010 TRACE_MSG_SCTE30_GENRESP 90011 TRACE_MSG_CMDCUE 90012 TRACE_MSG_ERRCFGLOAD 90013 TRACE_MSG_TRIGGER 90014 TRACE_MSG_DPID_ START 90015 TRACE_MSG_SPLICETIMEOUT 90016 TRACE_MSG_ABORT 90017 TRACE_MSG_UPDATESTATUS 90018 TRACE_MSG_SCTE30_INIT_
21. B ASI Input Module IP Connection of the DPI 1200 will need to be on the same IP Ingest Network as any other IP Input Stream going to the DM6400 A standard GigE Ethernet Cable will be used Note Please note all physical connections and their labels This information is needed to configure the DPI properly to work with the attached splicer Grooming your ads into the channel Once you have properly configured your splicer with all of the channels you are wanting to output and the DPI has been configured with the proper IP and channel information matching that of the splicer the corresponding output program will have Ad Server Connected attached to the output name illustration below 9 8 Science_Channel 0 226 0 1 61 2000 gt E Tables ij Passed o E1 2 2064 2063 Ad Server Connected SDTV Recoder CherryPicker and Motorola are registered trademarks of their respective companies RGB Broadcast Network Processor BNP Screen and guide samples are taken from RGB BNPxr Version 1 2 5 Build 18453 Licensing When using the DPI 1200 in conjunction with a RGB BNP you may need grooming with DPI license key s depending on your application Appropriate licenses will need to be purchased from your RGB sales representative or reseller To check the BNP to make sure it has the needed license keys you will need to log into the BNP Element Manager web interface and select Maintenance gt License from the top menu
22. DPI 1200 Digital Program Insertion Ad Server USER GUIDE v1 04 05 11 22 13 Contents Contents Trademarks amp Copyrights Adtec Digital Support amp Service Telephone and Email Support Preparing for Support Advanced Support Plans Standard Priority Support Plan Priority 24 Support Plan 24 Hour Plan Comparisons Electrical Device Compliance Notices Safety Warnings and Cautions Compliance Notices FCC Industry Canada European Union EMC Directive Conformance Statement Chapter 1 Introduction Product Overview Availability Benefits Chapter 2 Getting Started Front Panel Panel Diagram Front Panel LEDs Programming Function Buttons and Arrow Keys System Menu Login Network Sub menu Time Sub menu NTP Sub menu Alarm Sub menu Mirror Sub menu Raid Status Host Name Firmware Version NetSet Menu Splicer Menu Cue Menu Back Panel Diagram Connections Chapter 3 Using the Web Application Introduction Logging In How to Complete a Manual Upgrade How to Connect via Telnet How to Connect via FTP Media Encoding Guidelines How to Use API Commands Setting Time Zone and Daylight Savings Chapter 5 System Integration Application Notes Splicer Setup and Configuration Motorola DM6400 Network CherryPicker RGB Broadcast Network Processor BNP Chapter 6 Scheduling Scheduling the DPI CCMS Schedule Reference Manual CCMS Schedule Creation Example CCMS
23. ETE exp start 1233702138 772129 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi O010E09 CHNLMGR 03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 5032 1 2976464 892800 887400 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 250003 exp pad 000000 000000 250003 in msg 5032 0 0 0 250003 out msg 250003 250003 ID 5033 priorId 5032 state COMPLETE exp start 1233702148 632129 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 5033 1 3120397 2689200 2688300 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 250003 exp pad 000000 000000 250003 in msg 5033 0 0 0 250003 out msg 250003 250003 ID 5034 priorId 5033 state COMPLETE exp start 1233702178 562129 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 5034 1 2856844 1792800 1788300 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 250003 exp pad 000000 000000 250003 in msg 5034 0 0 0 250003 out msg 250003 250003 ID 5035 priorId 5034 state COMPLETE exp start 1233702198 442129 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 5035 1 2611994 2246400 2238300 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi O010E09 CHNLMGR 03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 250003 exp pad 0000
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25. FAILED 90019 TRACE_MSG_ERROR_NOT_SPTS 91000 BASE_FOR_TRGRD BASE_FOR_DPI 1000 91001 TRACE_MSG_TRGRD_DTMF_ENABLE 91002 TRACE_MSG_TRGRD_DTMF_OBJECT_FAIL 91003 TRACE_MSG_TRGRD_DTMF_COM2_FAIL 91004 TRACE_MSG_TRGRD_NETSET_GET_MODE_INVALID 91005 TRACE_MSG_TRGRD_NETSET_SET_MODE_FAIL 91006 TRACE_MSG_TRGRD_NETSET_GET_TYPE_INVALID 91007 TRACE_MSG_TRGRD_NETSET_SET_TYPE_FAIL 91008 TRACE_MSG_TRGRD_NETSET_XML_PARSE_ERROR 91009 TRACE_MSG_TRGRD_NETSET_XML_PARSE_SUCCESS You may also see code in the range 250000 250009 LOG_GENERAL_BASE MILLION 4 Process status LOG_PROCSTAT_BASE 0 LOG_GENERAL_BASE LOG_PROCSTAT_START LOG_PROCSTAT_END LOG_PROCSTAT_INFO LOG _PROCSTAT_WARN LOG_PROCSTAT_ERR LOG_PROCSTAT_CHILD LOG_PROCSTAT_REGISTRATION LOG_PROCSTAT_UNREGISTER LOG_PROCSTAT_SIGNAL Select SCTE30 Splice Response Messages Successful Response Invalid Unknown Channel Possible configuration error Name Invalid Physical Connection Possible configuration error Splice Failed Unknown Failure No Insertion Channel Found This error shall be returned if the Insertion Channel is missing at the start of a splice 111 No Primary Channel Found This error shall be returned if the Primary Channel is missing at the Splice in or Splice out times early enough 3 seconds for the Splicer to initiate the splice 100 104 105 108 110 Splice_Request Was Too Late The Splice_Request message
26. I 1200 device Adtec API Command Channel Enable or disable OFF Turned off disabled DPID CHM Mode Splicer ASI ASI Streaming Channel communication IP IP Streaming Channel Channel Output channel name text field DPID CLN Name on the Splicer for Note Must match the name of channel channel on Splicer Splicer IP Management IP user defined numeric field in DPID SIA Address Address of the format XXX XXX XXX XXX Splicer used for channel Splicer Name of the Splicer text field DPID SPN Name Interface used for Note Match the name of the Splicer Number distinction of text field 1 999 available DPID SCS Chassis the Splicer Chassis Consult Splicer documentation for channel Note Can usually be left at 1 Splicer The numeric text field 1 10 available DPID SCA Card representation of the Consult Splicer documentation physical card on the Some splicer cards may be labled connected Splicer A B C Dor E So A 1 B 2 where the Splicer etc Port connection is made Splicer Port Physical connection text field 1 20 available DPID SPO on the configured Consult Splicer documentation Splicer Card for the insertion stream Splice Lead Number of text field Valid Range is 300 DPID SLI In milliseconds before 1500 ms each splice point to start the insert CCMS ID The Unique numeric user defined numeric field in DPID CNV C Traffic and Billing format xxxxx
27. LMGR 03 250003 Processing scheduled spot media hd0 media 312CLINO024 MPG 5034 Feb 4 00 02 12 dpi O10EO09 CHNLMGR 03 90007 SCTE30 splice response 100 Each channel has two streams assigned to it In this case channel 3 has streams 6 and 7 managed by the stream manager STRM As one spot is being played the next spot is cueing behind it After the spot is played by the first stream it will cue another spot while the second stream is being played You can see that demonstrated here The processes swap until all 5 of the files are played Feb 4 00 02 18 dpi O10E09 STRM 06 250003 media hd0 media 312CMCH0027 MPGStarted at 1233702138 272182 micro Feb 4 00 02 27 dpi O10E09 STRM 06 250003 media hd0 media 312CMCH0027 MPGFinished Feb 4 00 02 28 dpi 010E09 STRM 07 250003 media hd0 media 312CCAI0182 MPGStarted at 1233702148 142137 micro Feb 4 00 02 57 dpi 0O10E09 STRM 07 250003 media hd0 media 312CCAI0182 MPGFinished Feb 4 00 02 58 dpi O10E09 STRM 06 250003 media hd0 media 312CLIN0024 MPGStarted at 1233702178 62900 micro Feb 4 00 03 17 dpi 0O10E09 STRM 06 250003 media hd0 media 312CLIN0024 MPGFinished Feb 4 00 03 17 dpi O10E09 STRM 07 250003 media hd0 media 312GNGF0003 MPGStarted at 1233702197 941731 micro Feb 4 00 03 42 dpi 0O10E09 STRM 07 250003 media hd0 media 312GNGF0003 MPGFinished Feb 4 00 03 42 dpi 010E09 STRM 06 250003 media hd0 media 312CMCH0028 MPGStarted at 1233702222 862673 micro Feb 4 00 03 47 dp
28. OK RAID 1 and Drives are mirrored RAID 1 Array read only functioning well Degraded Loss of 1 of the mirrored RAID drives Host Name Adtec API Commands Displays and allows editing user defined using SYSD name of the host name lt left right arrow gt and lt select gt buttons Firmware Version Adtec API Commands Firmware Displays current version of firmware read current version of firmware read DPID VRN en ES CY NetSet Menu The following diagram illustrates the structure and flow of the NetSet Menu on the Adtec DPI 1200 device API Command Defines whether a current net set InsertNet Typical DPID NST is active and able to be used or Setting Activates NetSet x MODE inactive for use Inactive Setting is to to be used for trigger Specifies the specific days of the ALL Typical Argument DPID NST week to use the configured NetSet is used for all day x DAYSON NetSet of the week Defines the type of cue to trigger DTMF_TONE Audible DPID NST insertion for that channel tone generated by x TYPE receiver GPI Momentary Contact Closure SCHED_TIME Scheduled timed insertion based on schedule and clock SCTE35 Network Embedded Cue passed from splicer to the DPI Start Defines the event sequence to DTMF Cue 123 DPID NST Condition start the insertion process DTMF GPI Closed or Open x STARTCOND or GPI Only If using SCTE35 leave blank Stop Defines t
29. Schedules Schedule Interpretation CCMS Scheduling using adManage CCMS Verification Status Codes Triggering Explained DTMF Tone Triggers GPI GPO Triggers SCTE35 Triggers Manual Trigger Chapter 7 Appendix Appendix A GNU General Public License Appendix B Troubleshooting Guide Appendix C Understanding the DPI System Log File Appendix D Technical Specifications Trademarks amp Copyrights Copyright c 2012 13 Adtec Digital All rights reserved This document may not in whole or in part be copied photocopied reproduced and translated or reduced to any electronic medium or machine readable form without prior written consent from Adtec Digital Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this manual However Adtec Digital makes no warranties with respect to this documentation and disclaims any implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose Adtec Digital shall not be liable for any errors or for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing performance or use of this manual or the examples herein The information in this document is subject to change without notice Trademarks DPI 1200 is a trademark of Adtec Digital RGB BNP is a trademark of RGB Networks Motorola CherryPicker is a trademark of ARRIS Group Inc Other product and company names may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective companies The inf
30. all of the configurations have been returned to factory defaults including Network configurations To reapply network configurations simply press the Down arrow when in this state to navigate through the network menu In the event that you see a similar message followed by a phone number this indicates that the Temporary keys on the device have expired and you should contact your sales representative Programming Function Buttons and Arrow Keys Power Digital Program Insertion Ad Server Alarm m e DP Busy g St B sions c DS m The DPI 1200 Ad Server has an LCD display on the front panel Using the Mode Select Enter Escape buttons and directional buttons you can navigate the front panel menu and control the unit Cycles through the available menus Enter enter a value placed into a menu field Escape return one level within a menu or to the main menu Directional Keypad e Arrow keys control the cursor on the LCD display and are used to page through the options in a menu sub menu and to place entries in fields To Navigate Scroll through menus EX amp or Go up one menu level Escare Expand a menu SS To Edit Enter edit mode Serec r Move curser in editable fields Save and leave edit mode amp Leave edit mode w out save scare Unit Security Rules The DPI 1200 is always logged in on startup If the device has logged out due to accident or a login duration timer being set
31. and other contact persons if you are not available Advanced Support Plans In addition to our basic Inquiry Response Policy Adtec offers two advanced levels of priority inquiry support Standard Priority and Priority 24 The Standard Priority amp Priority 24 plans provide guaranteed response times with the Priority 24 plan offering after hours and holiday support Standard Priority support is included with the Adtec Certified Operator ACO training Contact Adtec Sales to upgrade your current support plan Standard Priority Support Plan Customers can improve upon our normal call processing times and can expedite inquiry support responses through our subscription Standard Priority service plan Under this plan all telephone inquiries are guaranteed a telephone response of no more than 4 hours after they are received within the designated hours of operation Telephone inquiries received by 4 00 PM CST on weekdays excluding Adtec holidays are guaranteed a same day telephone response However inquiry responses may be made after hours until 8 00 PM CST Email and fax inquiries are limited in scope to normal business hours excluding holidays Standard Priority customers are entitled to a 10 discount on site visit and training charges after the initial system product installation and training Standard Priority customers also receive a 3 day turnaround time guarantee on warranty and non warranty repairs on Adtec manufactured equipment ex
32. annel headend scheduling identifier is used to map this channel to one in your traffic system It should be in the form CCHHH where CC is the channel identifier from 00 99 and HHH is the headend identifier from 000 999 e Type the command dpid cnv c lt index gt lt CCHHH gt where index is the zero based channel index 0 11 o The default configuration for channel 1 is 01001 e To change this to channel 36 for headend 3 the command would be dpid cnv c 0 36003 o The response should be OK e Enter the command again without the CCHHH value to query the setting so dpid cnv c 0 should reply OK o Native Mode ID 0 36003 After configuring the scheduling identifier the scheduler will automatically load the schedule from the schedule directory media hdO schins when it is available The name of the schedule should be in the format MDDCCHHH SCH where m is a single letter representing the month 1 9 A B C dd is the day of the month 00 31 and CCHHH is the scheduling identifier Spots referenced by the schedule should exist in the directory media hdO media The scheduler has a configuration that controls the way the spot ID field in the schedule is interpreted The field in the schedule is 11 characters wide but the default setting novar interprets the spot ID field by using only the 8 right most characters of the spot ID field CCMS Verification Status Codes Status Code Possible Cause Generic Failed to Air
33. apparatus meets all requirements of the Canadian Interference Causing Equipment Regulations Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause harmful interference and 2 this device must accept any interference received including interference that may cause undesired operation Cet appareillage num rique de la classe B r pond a toutes les exigences de I interf rence canadienne causant des reglements d quipement L op ration est sujette aux deux conditions suivantes 1 ce dispositif peut ne pas causer l interf rence nocive et 2 ce dispositif doit accepter n importe quelle interf rence re ue y compris l interf rence qui peut causer l op ration peu d sir e European Union EMC Directive Conformance Statement This product is in conformity with the protection requirements of EU Council Directive 2004 108 EC on the approximation of the laws of the Member States relating to electromagnetic compatibility Adtec Digital cannot accept responsibility for any failure to satisfy the protection requirements resulting from a user modification of the product This product has been tested and found to comply with the limits for Class B Information Technology Equipment according to CISPR 22 EN 55022 Chapter 1 Introduction Product Overview Designed to concurrently insert up to twelve MPEG2 or AVC programs into a digital cable or television service the Adtec DPI 1200 Ad Server offers the absolute highest
34. at All Files type is selected under Save as type illustration indicates a schedule for channel 2 headend 088 for September 25th File name 92502088 SCH x Al Files Save as type Encoding Example CCMS Schedules I 92502088 SCH Notepad BA Ele Edt Format yiew Help REM scheduled window actual REM date time start dur brk pos length time length pos media id stat Spot spot REM REM MMDD HHMMSS HHMM HHMM HHMMSS HHMMSS HHMMSSCC P eee PAE Client Name ssssnsessssssses Description Type Length REM LOI 0925 081500 0800 0100 001 001 000030 000000 00000000 000 OOOTESTO001 0000 Adtec Test Clip 1 Spot 1 sch 00030 LOI 0925 081530 0800 0100 001 002 000030 000000 00000000 000 OOOTESTOOO2 0000 Adtec Test Clip 2 Spot 2 sch 00030 LOI 0925 084500 0800 0100 002 001 000030 000000 00000000 000 OOOTESTO0O3 0000 Adtec Test Clip 3 Spot 3 sch 00030 LOI 0925 084530 0800 0100 002 002 000030 000000 00000000 000 O0OTESTO004 0000 Adtec Test Clip 4 Spot 4 sch 00030 LOI 0625 091500 0900 0100 003 001 000030 000000 00000000 000 OOOTESTOOOS 0000 Adtec Test Clip 5 Spot 5 sch 00030 END Schedule Interpretation Most remarks are referencing the first line of the schedule Remark text after REM will not be executed by DPI 1200 as scheduled Language of Interaction Each line of LOI refers to one event for DPI 1200 September 25th the date of the event which has to match the first three c
35. b from the BNP Element Manager window and select the Global subtab Illustrated below Set the NTP Address 1 to that of the NTP Server or the connected DPI 1200 Ad Server Note You must have the NTP Server or DPI up and running prior to booting the BNP ie BNP Element Manager 192 168 11 52 via Administrator File View Maintenance Help BROADCAST NETWORK PROCESSOR Grooming Alarms amp Events Configuration Global Ethernet Control Port GigEPorts ASIPorts SNMP Trap Change Password System Time Source NTP Miele kee 92 168 11 188 Time Zone Central v NTP Address 2 Th System Log Address _ Configuring the splicer for ad grooming Physical Connections ASI Connection of the DPI 1200 Ad Server will need to occur on one of the six ports available using a coaxial cable with BNC connectors The number of ASI ports in your BNP chassis depends on the number of ASI cards that are installed Up to three ASI cards can be installed each with six ports See illustrated example below Port Slot C Slot A TODO 000 000000 m mt Bue Sam KO Ae Ge alee ee T RA wii Ox Ovovovor oils whkOKovoW ok ovoy IP Slot D Slot B The coax cable will connect to one of the available ASI port connections on an available card If the connection is good the corresponding LED with the same number will light up Green next to the port with the corresponding port number IP Connection of the DPI 1200 will
36. cintosh hd gt applications gt utilities gt terminal and type telnet 192 168 10 48 Enter the username as adtec and the password as none sysd vrn search from the results look for the pathname of recently uploaded firmware file sysd vrn install pathname of the tgz file ex sysd version install media hd0 DPI v1 04 05 nfcms tgz How to Connect via Telnet Using Telnet standard 23 port To connect to your device using a terminal session you will need to set the IP address of the unit See earlier instructions on setting the IP via the front panel Using a terminal window complete the following Type telnet x x x x in a terminal window without quotes where x x x x is the IP address of the unit When prompted for a username enter adtec When prompted for a password enter none Once you see User adtec connected the session is open and you may issue API commands to the unit Last login Macintos Trying Connected to 1 Escape charact adtec connected banner OK Medi aHub HD2 ion 3 24 86 16 46 Adtec Digital I OK MediqHUB HD2 Version 3 66 89 Created Tue Mar 25 17 45 27 EDT 2008 For the DPI 1200 device there are specific commands for the DPI Channels and the unit s operating system Each has a unique way of accepting commands If using telnet is your preferred method of communication to your device familiarize yourself with the API commands and their respective
37. cluding Studio Encoders Priority 24 Support Plan 24 Hour In addition to our Standard Support plan after hours weekend and holiday support is available with the Priority 24 support plan This plan is a subscription only service available for service inquiries 24 hours a day 7 days a week All telephone inquiries are guaranteed a telephone response time of no more than 2 hours Email and fax inquiries are limited in scope to normal business hours excluding holidays Calls after 5 00 PM will be forwarded to a Customer Services representative on call Priority 24 customers are entitled to a 25 discount on site visit and training charges after the initial system product installation and training Priority 24 customers also receive a 1 day turnaround time guarantee on warranty and non warranty repairs on Adtec manufactured equipment excluding Studio Encoders Plan Comparisons Feature Priority 24 Standard Priority Limited Plan Name 24 Hours Day 7 9 00 AM 5 00 PM Days Week U S Central Standard Time Excludes Weekends amp Holidays Call Response Same day 2 hours Same Day 4 Hours 2nd in 48 Hours Time 1st in order of call order of call list list Discounted Site 25 10 Visits Discounted 25 10 Training Repair Service Guaranteed 1 Day 3 Day Turnaround Turnaround A one month free service extension will be awarded if Adtec fails to meet its service guarantee Electrical Device Compliance Notices Safet
38. command handlers For more information on this point your browser to the IPA of your unit and look through the API notes that are described for the device How to Connect via FTP FTP connections can be made to the adtec device using any ftp client Host lt ipa of the unit gt Default Username adtec Default Password none Port 21 FTP is only useful for collecting logs from the device Media Encoding Guidelines All media used for insertion should conform to SCTE guidelines for DPI insertion The encoded material should be in a transport stream format at a constant bit rate All audio should be encoded to match that of the insert stream How to Use API Commands The Adtec DPI 1200 device is unique in that it handles up to twelve different streaming channels for Ad Splicing To accommodate commands for controlling each channel you will need to specify which channel you are working with for each command you issue Please make the following adjustments e Instead of using dpid as noted the API descriptions you will need to use O dpid CLN O to specify the first channel O dpid CLN 1 to specify the second channel O dpid CLN 2 to specify the third channel Example dpid CLN 3 will give you the channel name of the third channel Most of the operational features of the Adtec DPI 1200 Ad Server can be controlled via telnet using Adtec s API commands A reference o
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41. e DTMF board channel Note Up to twelve Insertion Channels are available on the product If using API Commands the denoted in the commands above are relevant to the twelve channel destinations indexed 0 11 Back Panel Diagram The back panel contains the ports and connection points for the device f amp E ie oo RYP EG OOO Cr Re SE SSS Connections N AC Power AC Power standard 3 pin plug 70 240 VAC 50 60 Hz 5Vdc Power x2 External Power Only GigE GigeE Interface MPTS Output over UDP Management Firewire FireWire Reserved for future use Terminal Monitor API Serial Communication Interface Serial Port used for Troubleshooting Fast Ethernet 10 100 base T Ethernet interface RS232 DB9 Used to communicate with redundancy switch ASI Model Only USB 2 0 hardware present but not currently supported by firmware I O DTMF or GPIO DTMF tone GPIO board option for DPI 1200 Inputs 1 12 ASI Redundancy Used to link 2 DPI 1200 s in tandem one as primary one as backup Input Optional No C NC Redundancy Tally used to hook up to an external alarm device ASI Outputs 3 BNC 75 ohm Triple Mirrored ASI Outputs Chapter 3 Using the Web Application Introduction Adtec Digital has deployed a web based configuration and control software application for our products The program is optimized to work with the following browser versions e Firefox 3
42. e receiver and DPI If SCTE35 check the insertion stream and splicer configuration to make sure that it is available and used Check the NTP server to make sure that it is a Linux stratum server and the time server daemon is running Appendix C Understanding the DPI System Log File System Operators CHNLMGR Channel Manager CMDL Command Log FTPC File Transfer Protocol Client MIRROR Mirror Client SCHED Schedule Daemon STRM Stream Manager TRGRD Trigger Daemon CHNLMGR The channel Manager interacts with the splicer The dpi has 12 channels that are referenced by O 11 When a cue is received from a network the TRGRD catches the triggers the channel manager will send a request to the splicer to insert on the requested channel The TRGR Daemon receives a GPI Trigger for channel 3 Notice the State is 1 Feb 4 00 02 12 dpi O10E09 TRGRD 250003 Netset ACTIVE and Type is GPI sending GPI to State Machine for channel 3 at index 0 Feb 4 00 02 12 dpi O10E09 TRGRD 250003 GPI Trigger Chan 3 Preroll Sec 12 272129 Feb 4 00 02 12 dpi O10E09 TRGRD 250003 Inserting GPI on Chan 3 State 1 Time 4988ccf4 Feb 4 00 02 12 dpi O10E09 TRGRD 250003 Storing GPI into buffer on Chan 3 State 1 Time 4988ccf4 The CHNLMGR for channel 3 starts processing the trigger for a splice at the proper time and cues the scheduler Feb 4 00 02 12 dpi O10E09 CHNLMGR O3 90013 Processing trigger for splice at 1233702138 772
43. e_Channel ID 0x1 Dest IP 226 0 1 71 UDP 2000 PAL PID 0x0 TID 0x0 Q Program G1_2 PCR PID 0x171 RGB Networks is a registered trademark of RGB Networks Inc Chapter 6 Scheduling Scheduling the DPI Schedule in the CCMS format sch is required disregarding the types of triggering methods such as analog DTMF cueTone GPI GPO Sched Time manual and digital cueTone SCTE35 detected by the Splicer Similar to the analog Ad Insertion system Duet DPI 1200 provides NO play spot command The action to achieve a function similar to play spot is to trigger an event manually The content being played is according to the pre programmed CCMS schedule Schedules verifications commercial media files etc are stored in separate directories in the operating system Helpful system directory paths Media Directory media hd0 media Location for all media to be inserted Schedule Directory media hdO schins _ Location for all schedule files to be used Verification Directory media hdO verins Location for all verification files Log Directory media hd0 log Location for all system log files CCMS Schedule Reference A schedule file exists for each channel of insertion The file name will always be eight characters in length plus the three character extension of SCH MDDCCHHH SCH M Represents month of intended airing Range 1 C Ex 1 January C December Hexadecimal format DD Represents day of month of
44. ect into it by clicking the select button The unit will reboot and come up running in the new version Chapter 4 How To Guides How to Complete a Manual Upgrade You can upgrade your Adtec device s firmware via built in web based application described in the Upgrade Tab section or via a Telnet FTP session described in this article To update your Adtec device s firmware via a Telnet session perform the following Manual Upgrade Process Obtain the desired firmware version file from Adtec Support website via www adtecdigital com note Firmware releases are found in the Support gt Documentation amp Downloads gt DPI 1200 Ad Server gt section of the website there will be a link to the released firmware version for download note Windows Internet Explorer renames adtec firmware file extensions to gz When saving please add a t within the extension to read tgz if IE has renamed your file Using your favorite FTP client to upload the firmware file to the device If you are unfamiliar with FTP you may use a My Computer window and type in the address bar ftp adtec none 192 168 10 48 where 192 168 10 48 should be replaced with the IP Address of YOUR device You may then drag and drop the firmware file into the hdO folder Open a Telnet session and enter the IP address of the unit you are going to update note If you are unfamiliar with telnet open a command prompt window windows start gt run mac ma
45. equipment should be maintained o Particular attention should be given to supply connection other than direct connections to the branch circuit e g use of power strips Compliance Notices FCC Note This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures e Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna e Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver e Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected e Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help Warning Changes or modifications to this device not expressly approved by Adtec Digital could void the user s authority to operate the equipment Industry Canada This Class B digital
46. f the API commands applicable to the DPI 1200 can be found on our website or on the Help Tab of the Web UI and select the API Notes Link Setting Time Zone and Daylight Savings This allows the user to properly configure or view the Timezone offset and Daylight Savings time changes for the DPI 1200 Ad Server in an API telnet command window Instructions on connecting to the DPI with telnet can be found in the How To Guides The API Command TIMEZONE has three different argument options std offset daylight savings rule where the std and Daylight savings rule are optional The form of the command TIMEZONE and argument explanation is as follows Command Handler SYSD Command TIMEZONE TIZ TZ Arguments std Name of the Time Zone offset Hours offset from UTC coordinated universal time dst Daylight Savings Setting To configure only the time zone offset you will use the following example SYSD TIZ 5 This sets the units offset to 5 from UTC To configure the units time zone offset with a label for the offset you will use the following example SYSD TIZ EST 5 This sets the units offset to 5 from UTC and labels the setting as Eastern Standard Time Format to add Daylight Savings Time Std offset dst offset start time end time The initial std and offset specify the standard time zone as described above the remainder of the specification describes when Daylight Saving Time is in effect The start field is when Day
47. haracters of the schedule file name One schedule file is for one day only 081500 3 8 15 am when the first event is estimated to occur again an estimate only it does not mean that the event will absolutely occur at 8 15 am precisely This necessitates the next two settings 0800 8 00 am is the earliest possible time when the 8 15 am event will be occurred It is to prepare the DPI 1200 to open up a time window for receiving any possible trigger to start this line of event Triggers will be discussed later in this chapter 1 hour it is how long the time window will be opened For this event the time window will be opened from 8 00 am till 9 00 am It means when the DPI receives a specific trigger between 8 00 am till 9 00 am then the commercial clip Spot 1 will be played al The break number within the window Zii The position sequence of the scheduled insert within the break co 30 seconds it is the scheduled length for this event usually the same as the duration of the commercial clip selected It means Spot 1 is a 30 second commercial clip 000000 00000000 000 OOOTESTOOO01 0000 925002088 VER will be generated automatically with the updates of actual aired time length and position to these three fields These three fields always show zeroes in SCH file l The file name of the Spot 1 commercial clip By default CNVP is set to NOVAR last 8 characters are used alpha numeric field
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49. he event sequence to DTMF Cue 123 DPID NST Condition stop the insertion process DTMF GPI Closed or Open x STOPCOND or GPI Only If using SCTE35 leave blank Pre Roll Defines the time in milliseconds DPID NST to delay the start of an ad x PREROLL insertion once a valid cue trigger is received DTMF or GPI Only Post Roll Defines the time in milliseconds DPID NST to delay the end of an ad x PSTROLL insertion back to network programming once a valid Stop Condition is received DTMF or GPI only Avial Time The total maximum time Hours Minutes Seconds DPID NST available for a series of spots CCMS Mode 00 00 00 x AVAIL played during a commercial insertion Condition which must be met Spot typical setting DPID NST before the Splicer will switch Switch back when the x ENDBY back to the network feed spots have finished running and a scheduled break is completed SpotAvail Switch back when the spot is finished and the configured Avail time is met Note Up to twelve Insertion Channels are available on the product If using API Commands the denoted in the NST Commands above are relevant to the twelve channel destinations indexed 0 11 The x denoted in the Commands above represents the NetSet Index value indexed 0 9 Each channel has 10 possible netset configurations Splicer Menu The following diagram illustrates the structure and flow of the Splicer Menu on the Adtec DP
50. he front panel is in a logged out N A N A state all configurations are read only User must login to change values Login Specifies the time out value for 0 9 minutes SYSD LDR Duration automatically logging out of the front panel once a user logs in for security purposes Setting a time of O disables automatic logout capabilities Network Sub menu API Command Ethernet IP IP address of unit on your network user defined using SYSD IPA lt left right arrow gt and lt select gt buttons default is 192 168 10 48 Ethernet Defines the unit relative to the rest of user defined using SYSD IPM Mask your network lt left right arrow gt and lt select gt buttons default is 255 255 255 0 Ethernet Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol On finds own DHCP DHCP allows the device to self locate network Address Ethernet parameters Off defaults to last entered IP Address default is OFF GigE IP route of traffic in out on IPTV user defined using SYSD IPA Address lt left right arrow gt eth1 and lt select gt buttons default is 192 168 20 48 GigE Mask defines unit relative to the rest of an user defined using SYSD IPM IPTV network lt left right arrow gt and lt select gt buttons default is 255 255 255 0 Gateway IP traffic director for off LAN resources user defined using SYSD GIP lt left right arrow gt and lt select gt buttons default is 192 168 10 1 Time Sub menu
51. i 010E09 STRM 06 250003 media hd0 media 312CMCH0028 MPGFinished After each insertion the FTPC will push the VER file to the server HIP It will upload the VER file after the SCHED has made its updates on the appropriate spot and VER file Notice that the FTPC process triggers after the SCHED process makes and update following the insertion Feb 4 00 03 45 dpi 010E09 SCHED 90017 updateSpotStatus 3 schTime 1233732600 m_unDayStartSec 1233702000 index 3 pSpotStatus gt Result 100 resultCodeMap 0001 Feb 4 00 02 15 dpi 010E09 FTPC Uploaded media hd0 verins 20405901 VER to 62 45 52 86 21 Verifications 20405901 VER Once the splice is complete there is a message from the CHANLMGR If the end time is subtracted from the start time it will give you the avail time or total insertion time Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 90009 100 005036 4161 out media hd0 media 312CMCH0028 MPG Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR O03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR 03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR O03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR O03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR O03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR O03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR O03 Feb 4 00 03 49 dpi 010E09 CHNLMGR O03 250003 250003 lt lt lt SPLICE gt gt gt 250003 avail 0 250003 start 1233702138 772129 250003 avail end 1233702138 772129 250003 end 1233702228 102129 250003 250003 ID 5032 priorld 4294967295 state COMPL
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53. light Saving Time goes into effect and the end field is when the change is made back to standard time The format of the start end fields are formatted as Mm w d This specifies day d of week w of month m The day d must be between 0 Sunday and 6 The week w must be between 1 and 5 week 1 is the first week in which day d occurs and week 5 specifies the last d day in the month The month m should be between 1 and 12 The time fields specify when in the local time currently in effect the change to the other time occurs An example here is how you would specify the Eastern time zone in the United States including the appropriate Daylight Saving Time and its dates of applicability The normal offset from UTC is 5 hours since this is west of the prime meridian the sign is negative Summer time begins on the first Sunday in April at 2 00am and ends on the last Sunday in October at 2 00am SYSD EST 5EDT M4 1 0 2 M10 5 0 2 In 2007 the times for changing Daylight savings time in the US changed to EST 5EDT M3 2 0 2 M11 1 0 2 Chapter 5 System Integration Application Notes This section contains various how to guides that will assist you in the configuration and integration of your unit to operate as part of your over all distribution system These procedures are based on firmware version 1 04 03 When the DPI 1200 is powered up the front panel will display System Banner DPI 1200 V1 04 03 There has been every effort to ensu
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55. need to be on the same IP Ingest Network as any other IP Input Stream going to the RGB BNP or attached directly to the IP Input Card Typically Labeled E using an SFP Optical Module Adapter A standard GigE Ethernet Cable will be used If the connection is good the corresponding LED with the same number will light up Green next to the port with the corresponding port number Note Please note all physical connections and their labels This information is needed to configure the DPI properly to work with the attached splicer Note The attached ASI and or Ethernet port will need to be configured for proper data flow direction This is set from the Element Manager by selecting the Configuration Tab then ASI or GigE Ports subtab Following illustration Grooming Alarms amp Events Configuration Chassis Global Ethernet Control Port GigE Ports ASIPorts SNMP Trap Status Direction Ace Grooming your ads into the channel Once you have properly configured your splicer with all of the channels you are wanting to output and the DPI has been configured with the proper IP and channel information matching that of the splicer the image icon associated with your program contained in your output transport stream will change The new icon will have an arrow pointing toward the program name illustration below Before DPI Connection After DPI Connection E Ts Disc_Kids ID 0x1 Dest IP 226 0 1 70 UDP 2000 amp TS Scienc
56. nt Panel LEDs Operation Indicators Function Indicators EEEEE eT SMPTE ENIES NASENNE AE i id tA Digital Program Insertion Ad Server no 2 3 5 As illustrated in the diagram above LED indicators are grouped on the DPI1200 front panel in two sections The Function indicators describe the media insertion actions being performed on the unit s outputs The Operation indicators describe the physical operations of the DPI1200 unit Channel Function Indicator LEDs Channels 1 12 e Green o Solid connected and ready to insert o Flashing inserting commercial playout e Yellow o Solid connecting trying to connect o Flashing trigger received at pre roll mode e Red o Solid disconnected o Flashing attempting to connect Insertion Failing e Off not lit o Channel is Disabled or turned off System Operation Status Indicator LEDs e Power o Green Power is on o Off not lit Power is off e Alarm o Off not lit no alarm o Yelow minor alarm o Red major alarm o Green link detected o Off not lit no link detected e Busy o Green system traffic activity o Off not lit no activity from unit e Storage o Green media in storage o Off not lit no media in storage Disabled Product State When the product is in a disabled state the LCD will relay the following information Product Error This state is generally only used when a factory restore is performed If that is the case note that
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58. re the DM CherryPicker to time sync from the DPI 1200 select Configure from the DM Network CherryPicker Desktop menu bar DM Network CherryPicker ee x ort Somaure J Uist l pileeditar Select the Controller from the configuration tree The controller information displays on the right side of the screen along with the NTP Configuration options illustrated figure below Apply Restore DM610360500058 o Site 1228246033797 Identification ID 0M610360500058 Name DM610360500058 Mode Independent Software Version netcp5 0 1 Build 18 Model DM 6400 Address IP Address 192 168 11 51 MAC Address 00 D0 88 05 40 D1 NTP Configuration Current NTP Address 192 168 11 187 192 168 11 187 NTP Server Address Remove Note NTP sync may take up to 30 minutes to be effective Configuring the splicer for ad grooming Note Terayon does not support ad insertion on loopback input modules source DM Network CherryPicker 4 0 User Guide 2004 Physical Connections ASI Connection of the DPI 1200 Ad Server will need to occur on one of the four inputs of a DVB ASI Input Module on the back of the CherryPicker using a coaxial cable with BNC connectors See illustration below Back Labeling diagram of port slot configuration The coax cable from the DPI will connect to a port 1 4 illustrated below If the connection is recognized the corresponding LED with the same number will light up Green 4 port DV
59. re the accuracy of the information provided in these guides However due to software firmware and hardware changes there may be some degree of difference between what is represented here and what is displayed on your equipment Splicer Setup and Configuration The DPI 1200 Ad Server works in conjunction with a various network splicers for seamless commercial insertion Those include but are not limited to Motorola CherryPicker DM3200 or DM6400 RGB s BNPxr BNP2xr BNP3xr Cisco DCM and Scopus IVG 7500 Adtec Digital does not endorse particular product This section provides a guide on the general setup and configuration of some of these splicers Motorola DM6400 Network CherryPicker Screen and guide samples are taken from DM 6400 Version netcp5 0 1 Build 18 Licensing When using the DPI 1200 in conjunction with a Motorola CherryPicker you will need a license for each channel desired for insertion Appropriate licenses will need to be purchased from your Terayon sales representative or reseller To check the DM to make sure it has the needed ad insertion license keys you will need to log into the web interface and select Accounts from the top menu bar DM Network CherryPicker ne Conngure Stream TERAYON pie gaitor Program Ontions This page will have a section with the heading Product Licenses If you do not see a line item called Ad Insertion MPEG 2 Ad Insertion or MPEG 4 AVC Ad Insertion or the existing license
60. red in Used in VER file Spot Identification T amp Bs spot identification code used by adManage as the commercial file name See Headend gt File Name Length configuration on how this spot ID is converted into a file name 13 Status Code 74 77 Completion status Code used in VER file Definition of Status Codes later in this chapter 14 Advertiser Name 79 110 Advertiser s name as identified in T amp B System Advertiser Spot Name 112 131 Advertiser s Spot Name as identified in T amp B Scheduled Fill 133 136 Identifies the spot as either being scheduled contractually or used as filler in order to complete a commercial break 17 Traffic System Reserved 138 143 Reserved for use by the Traffic System User Defined 145 NNN For use in tracking other data adManage uses this field in Merged schedules to identify the event line as a local or interconnect event Manual CCMS Schedule Creation The simplest way of creating a CCMS schedule is by using Notepad Name format of schedule file is MDDCCHHH SCH e M Represents month of intended airing o Range 1 C o Example 1 January and C December o Hexadecimal e DD Represents day of month of intended airing o Range 01 31 o Example 25 e CC Numeric identifier or Channel ID o Range 01 99 e HHH Numeric identifier or Headend ID o Range 001 999 CCHHH is the same as Schedule ID under ChXX Schedule ID of SPLICER MENU To save the file make sure th
61. see below you will need to log back in To log in from a logged out status follow the key sequence below Note that the key sequence spells the word U S E R Press lt Select gt Press lt Select gt Press lt Right gt arrow e em y y The front panel also has a login duration capability This setting allows you to specify a time frame in which the unit will automatically log itself out if it receives no control inputs via the front panel or API session Possible Values O Zero The unit will not auto log out 1 9 The number of minutes until log out if no input is received Main System Banner Menu The main banner menu is a non editable display It displays the current installed and applied firmware version the unit is running as well as the product name Key Functions While in the main menu the following navigation keys have special meaning in the operation of the DPI 1200 Increase LCD Contrast Brightness 1 Press and hold lt Mode gt and lt Escape gt buttons 2 Press lt Up gt arrow to desired level Decrease LCD Contrast Brightness 1 Press and hold lt Mode gt and lt Escape gt buttons 2 Press lt Down gt arrow desired level Reset the unit 1 Press and hold lt Mode gt and lt Escape gt buttons 2 Press the lt Right gt arrow 3 Release all three buttons at the same time System Menu The following diagram illustrates the structure and flow of the System Menu on the Adtec DPI 1200 device Login If t
62. signed to incorporate a GIGE Ethernet interface to provide rapid media loading or connection to an industry standard Network Attached Storage NAS array This flexible standards based interface affords rapid and economical storage capacity growth and will be a future feature of this device RAID storage The DPI 1200 includes 750 GB of RAID storage Add extra storage or share storage between multiple DPI s using industry standard Network Attached Storage NAS High Availability Output The DPI 1200 provides Gigabit and three mirrored DVB ASI Outputs This is ideal for interfacing with multiple Ad Splicers concurrently without external distribution hardware Absolute Control Controlling and configuring the DPI 1200 is user friendly Whether using the integrated front panel keypad and LCD on board web based application SNMP or Serial Terminal the DPI 1200 responds rapidly and reliably to the desires of the operator Traffic and Billing Interface The DPI 1200 provides a native Traffic and Billing interface When combined with the Adtec Traffic and Billing Gateway Server the DPI 1200 will automatically retrieve media and schedules and return logs to their appropriate folders on the LAN WAN Chapter 2 Getting Started Front Panel The Function Buttons and Directional Keypad of the DPI 1200 are used to configure and monitor the channel configurations and output of the device Panel Diagram Digital Program Insertion Ad Server Fro
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66. ubnet If so change one of them to a different subnet I cannot get Ethernet LAN 1 Verify that the LINK LED center group front connectivity to my DPI 1200 panel is lit a If the LED is not illuminated verify the connection between the Ethernet patch cord and the hub switch b An Ethernet cross over cable will not work it must be a patch cord 2 Ensure that the port on the hub switch is not the Channel indicators are neither red or green Channel indicators flash red and yellow Channel indicator flashes red during insert and then goes back to green Verification files show a status of 0013 Time Out Verification files show a status of 0023 No Cue NTP Clock will not sync to address MDI or chaining port if this port was used move the patch cord to a non MDI or chaining port The channel has been administratively disabled or feature locked Re enable the port via the front panel or command API if unlocked The DPI has lost communication with the splicer for that channel Check the splicer configuration for that channel and the splicer interface for issues with the output There is a discrepancy between the splicer and the DPI Check the time sync and media being used Check the timing sync between the DPI and the splicer Check the media to be inserted for proper encoding and audio formats to the stream Check cue method being used If DTMF or GPI check the connector cable running between th
67. was not received 113 Channel No Splice Point Was Found The Splicer was unable to find a valid point to splice into the Primary Appendix D Technical Specifications Inputs 10 100 base T Ethernet Connector 8 pin RJ45 x1 Gigabit Ethernet Connector 8 pin RJ45 x1 NAS Compliant Storage Interface DTMF GPI Twelve GPI or GPO Twelve DTMF Input 10 to 0 dB Outputs ASI optional Connector 75 Ohm BNC x3 ISO13818 1 MPEG 2 Transport Stream per EN 50083 9 1997 188 byte only PCR PTS re stamping Overall egress supported bandwidth limit of 160 Mbit s GigE Transport Over IP TSoIP Use May also be used for control Connector 8 pin RJ45 x1 1SO13818 1 MPEG 2 Transport Stream per EN 50083 9 1997 188 byte only Overall egress supported bandwidth decreases when using TSoIP streams The sum of all UDP streams must fall within the IP supported limit of 100 Mbit s Tally Output optional ASI Only Contact closure for On Air or external device control Standards Compliance Splicing SCTE 30 Ad Server to Splicer IP based command control protocol SCTE 35 Via SCTE 30 from Splicer Transport private data cueing Video CableLabs MD SP VOD CEP 101 040107 SPTS H 264 MPEG 4 Part 10 SPTS ISO IEC 13818 1 MPEG 2 Supports ANSI SCTE 20 2003 Captioning Audio MPEG 1 Layer 2 MPEG 2 Layer 2 ATSC A 52 amp A 53 Dolby Digital AC3 and AAC Audio Compatible Storage 750GB Mirrored RAID 1 NAS software included NAS device and hard
68. xed 0 11 Cue Menu The following diagram illustrates the structure and flow of the Cue Menu on the Adtec DPI 1200 device Adtec API Commands DTMF Displays the recent Non editable display status only DPID THS History history of tones for each channel being cued with DTMF cues DTMF Time Displays the time the Non editable display status only DPID THS Newest most recent DTMF Displayed in the format Weekday TIMENEW tone sequence was Hour Minutes Seconds Milliseconds heard for a channel Day HH MM SS mmm DTMF Time Displays the time the Non editable display status only DPID THS Oldest oldest DTMF tone Displayed in the format Weekday TIMEOLD sequence was heard Hour Minutes Seconds Milliseconds for a channel Day HH MM SS mmm GPI State Displays the current Non editable display status only DPID GHS state of the GPI Trigger port for a GPI Time Displays the time the Non editable display status only DPID GHS Changed most recent GPI Displayed in the format Weekday TIMENEW trigger received fora _ Hour Minutes Seconds Milliseconds channel Day HH MM SS mmm GPO State Sets condition of port OPEN Port is normally open DPID GPO state for trigger CLOSED Port is normally closed reception Front Panel Only Configuration DTMF Routes a given input ON Turns on speaker for DTMF DPID SRP Speaker tone source to the Tone for channel speaker on the OFF Turns off the speaker for th
69. y Warnings and Cautions For your safety and the proper operation of the device This unit must be installed and serviced by suitably qualified personnel only Do not break the warranty seals on the device or open the lid Only approved service technicians are permitted to service this equipment Disconnect all power before servicing the unit Do not expose this device to rain or other moisture Clean only with a dry cloth If not installed in an equipment rack install the product securely on a stable surface Install the product in a protected location where no on can step or trip over the supply cord and where the supply cord will not be damaged If a system is installed in a closed or multi unit rack assembly the operating ambient temperature of the rack environment may be greater than the room ambient temperature Consideration should be given to installing the unit in an environment compatible with the maximum recommended ambient temperature of 50 degrees Celcius 122 degrees Fahrenheit Install the unit in a rack so that the amount of airflow required for safe operation is not compromised o The recommended clearance on the top and sides of the unit is at least v2 one half inch one centimeter Mounting of the unit in a rack should be such that no hazardous condition is achieved due to uneven mechanical loading Use only a grounded electrical outlet when connecting the unit to a power source Reliable earth grounding of rack mount

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