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Verify that the baud rate and parity of the remote unit communications package match the factory default setting of the TDR6 remote interface

Verify that the cable between the terminal and the TDR6 is properly connected

Power cycle the TDR6 if needed

If the unit still fails to generate a prompt, contact Customer Service.

Ethernet Port

After you have cabled the TDR6 to a network through the TRD6 Ethernet port, perform the following steps to establish remote communications using Windows Telnet:

More sophisticated applications are available that allow the user to view commands and responses more easily.

NOTE

1.At the remote unit, access the remote unit command prompt (>) by selecting the MS-DOS Prompt.

2.At the > prompt, launch Telnet by typing TELNET. The Telnet window appears.

3.From the Connect menu, select Remote System. The Remote System dialog box appears.

4.For Host Name or IP Address, type the TDR6 IP address. For the procedure used to assign an IP Address, refer to the installation chapter.

5.For Port Type enter 21846 or 0x5556.

Do not select “Telnet.” If you select “Telnet,” the program will attempt to log you into the device operating system.

NOTE

6.For Terminal Type, accept the default.

7.Click the Connect button. You should now be connected.

8.If connection is not successful, troubleshoot the installation and setup:

Ensure that the TDR6 is turned on and plugged into an active AC outlet

Verify that the cable between the terminal and the TDR6 is properly connected

In Telnet, verify that the correct IP address and port type have been selected

Check with the Information Systems to determine if problems exist with the LAN

If you need assistance, contact Customer Service.

Remote The TDR6 can be configured, monitored, and controlled from a remote unit. The Communications remote unit might be an ASCII terminal, a personal computer, or any other remote

Overview unit capable of asynchronous communications. The TDR6 supports ASCII protocol for remote communications.

Command Types

The remote unit accepts two different types of commands:

Execute commands direct the TDR6 to perform a specified action, such as changing a configuration parameter.

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Contents TDR6 Electric Shock Hazard Contents Appendix F Option Module Overview Chapter Configuring the TDR6Chapter Troubleshooting Appendix G Demodulator Application NotesLocating Information Using This GuidePreface Important InformationDisplays Issuing CommandsFront Panel Navigation RevisionErrors Cartons and Packing MaterialsLCD Display OVE SAAIMQ MitiUse Approved Attachments Only Viii 01-0870-401B 01/03 Overview Overview Overview 01-0870-401B 01/03 Installing the TDR6 AC Power CordsVentilation Connecting to a Power Source Power-up SequenceBasic TDR6 SD Configuration with No Option Modules Installed Connecting to a Remote Unit TMAC-6125 PortsConnecting to a Network Cabling the Analog Audio Connectors TDEC-6161 PortsLNB Power Cabling the TDEM-611001-0870-401B 01/03 Front Panel TDR6 Front PanelTDR6 DTV Receiver/Decoder Menu Structure LCD Display LCD Symbols LCD Text FormatsData a Menu Qpsk Key Character Displayed Correcting Mistakes Example Command Description Parameters / Response Values DVBQPSK, 8PSK, 16QAM DetailsInputConfigFilter allows you set the PCR filter Message No services available BERPID NTSC, PAL, AutoMPEG-2 Value, that does not begin with Important Considerations when entering Biss Ekey EIDControlEIA-232 used to configure the remote port MACSaving a User Configuration Restoring a Default ConfigurationRestoring a User Configuration Locking the Front PanelPerforming a System Reset Setting the DateSetting the Time Unlocking the Front PanelUsing a Remote Unit Configuring Remote Software ParametersRemote Port Command Types Ethernet PortBaud 01-0870-401B 01/03 TDR6 HD/SD Back Panel with Remote Designators Error Messages Explanation Action Required Informational Remote Commands ResponseChannelmode DelayAuto LangVOL Sample RateSource MPEG-2, Atsc MPEG2 BissDC Autosel Biss ModeBiss Status DC FilterEbno DclockDmlock LNBRolloff 35RCRO, 25RCRO FaultlogclearHdvd Delay TuneMC Access Unlock MC Access CodeMC Access FP RO, RW MC Config ListPgca Mode MC Default RestorePgca Authorization MC Ethernet IP AddressHandshake Pgca TimeoutData InterfaceVBI Control VD DelayVBI VBI FormatVD PID VD Mode PAL, NTSC, AutoVD Setup VD SubmodeConfiguring the TDR6 ConfigurationQuick Start Selecting a Service TDR6 Detailed Configuration Procedure Detailed TDR6 ConfigurationSetting Local Date and Time Demodulator ConfigurationConfiguring the L-Band Carrier Frequency Parameter Front Panel Menu Remote Command Qpsk01-0870-401B 01/03 Current Faults TroubleshootingFault Reporting and Monitoring Fault HistoryCommand Mnemonics Abbreviation Option Module Fault Descriptors are defined in the following table Viewing Current Faults Viewing the Fault History LogInput Status LED Not Illuminated Minimum E b /N 0 dBPerformance Problems Technical Specifications FACTORY-CONFIGURABLE FeaturesStandard Features Standard-Definition Video Decoder Default ConfigurationsDemodulator a D High-Definition Video DecoderRemote Control Audio Decoder a FUser Data a B Front Panel Access Ethernet01-0870-401B 01/03 Fault Relay Port Pin Specifications Port PinoutsEthernet Port Pin Assignments Signal Signal Definition User Data port Pin Specifications Standard RS232Number Synchronous Asynchronous Port Specifications TMAC-6125 SpecificationsTDEC-6100 Specifications TDEC-6161 SpecificationsTAUD-6100 Specifications TDEM-6110 Specifications LNB Port Specifications01-0870-401B 01/03 Tiernan VBI Data Transmission PALTiernan VBI Data Transmission Tiernan CC Mode is for Ntsc Format Only Tiernan Proprietary Closed Captions Tiernan CCDVB 422 Expanded Windows, 16-line and 32-line Lines Expanded Windows Field for an Encoded Picture Frame Front Panel Commands for Encoder Configuration Tiernan Closed Captions Front Panel CommandsVE Vbipass Remote Commands for Encoder ConfigurationVE TCC 32LINES01-0870-401B 01/03 Option Module Overview Typical Option ModuleOption Module Overview Demodulator Application Notes Industry Standard LNB FrequenciesDemodulator Tuner SAW Filter Information Rate SpacingMinimum and Maximum Information Rates Output Spectrum WidthEb/N0 Definition TransponderEb/N0 Estimation Algorithm Estimating Eb/N0 Using a Spectrum AnalyzerDemodulator Low Eb/N0 Alarm Spectrum AnalyzerDiagnostic Commands Offset = Actual RF Programmed RF Table Top and Rack Mount Installation Instructions Rear Rack Mount Instructions Rear Rack Bracket Mounting Instructions Fuse01-0870-401B 01/03 Index Index