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General Operation
VTM Series Installation and Operation Handbook
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Data Format
The Data Format menu is used to determine the numeric base for the Transport Stream
information that is displayed: Hex or Decimal
UTC Offset
The Universal Time Coordinator (UTC) is used to provide an offset of the time shown
on the display to the time that the program is to actually begin. This is useful for
programs shown in a different time zone to the time zone of the unit. The UTC Offset
parameters are in hour increments.
Trend Time
The X-axis of the trending chart contains the selected trending time. When new data is
entered into the trending display, the time interval on the X-axis changes while the plot
lines shift from right to left. The TRENDING TIME is set in 15, 30, 45, or 60-
MINUTE increments:
Trend Scale
The Y-axis of the trending chart is used to indicate the scale that is plotted on the
trending chart. Bandwidth data is plotted on a scale of 10 mb/s to 150 mb/s.
Trend Display
The Trend Display menu item is used to select the type of information that is shown in
the trending display. The selections are the Total Bandwidth, the bandwidth of the
selected program, and Null Bandwidth. The Null Bandwidth is the bandwidth that is
used by the Null packet.
Embedded Audio Data
When enabled in the OPTION pop-up menu, the Embedded Audio display appears.
Each channel is displayed on two pages. The first page is CHANNEL STATUS BIT
and the second page is USER BIT. Audio Control Packet data provides the first block
of information at the top of the pane. The information is embedded at line 9 or 571
(interlaced only) of the horizontal ancillary data for the Y channel.
At the top of the pane DID indicates the audio groups that are embedded as audio, and
a “-”indicates the audio group is not present. Also, the channel number for the data
displayed is shown.
The remaining Embedded Audio information provided in the Embedded Audio pane
are:
CHANNELS PRESENT indicates all of the active channels by showing the
channel number. When the channel is not present, a “-” appears.
SAMPLING RATE indicates the sampling frequency of the embedded audio.
FORMAT indicates the professional or consumer audio format.
AUDIO DATA indicates if the data received is audio (shown with YES) or not
audio (shown with NO).
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