JVC TDR6 installation and operation guide Important Considerations when entering Biss Ekey, Eid

Command	Description	Parameters / Response Values
EKey	Sets the key value for BISS E mode. The E key value is also	■ The value is a 16 character hexadecimal
	referred to as the encrypted session word.	value, that does not begin with 0x
	Important Considerations when entering BISS EKEY:	■ If less than 16 characters are entered, the
	■ This command must be set before BISS ModeE is set.	TDR6 will not set the command.
	■ This command may not be entered/changed more than 10	■ If more than 16 characters are entered, the
	times within a five minute time period.	TDR6 truncates the value to the first 16
	■ When re-entering/changing this command, there must be at	characters entered.
	least a 10 second time delay between entries.
	■ The value cannot begin with the hex values 0x
	■ The value cannot be displayed once it is entered. Instead, the
	TDR6 will display 16 asterisks.
EID	Sets the identification value for BISS E mode. The E ID value is	■ The value is a 14 character hexadecimal
	also referred to as the Injected ID.	value, that does not begin with 0x
	Important Considerations when entering BISS EID:	■ If less than 12 characters are entered, the
	■ This command must be set before BISS ModeE is set.	TDR6 will not set the command.
	■ This command may not be entered/changed more than 10	■ If more than 14 characters are entered, the
	times within a five minute time period.	TDR6 truncates the value to the first 14
	■ When re-entering/changing this command, there must be at	characters entered.
	least a 10 second time delay between entries.
	■ The value cannot begin with the hex values 0x
	■ The value cannot be displayed once it is entered. Instead, the
	TDR6 will display 14 asterisks.
BISS Mode	Sets the BISS mode that will be used to descramble the	none, mode1, modee
	incoming transport stream.	Default: none
	Note: Before setting this command to mode1 or modeE, the
	appropriate KEY and ID values must first be entered.
	Note: There may be a slight delay in the picture when setting or
	changing BISS modes. This occurs when the signal is routed to
	the descrambling module.
	Note: To ensure proper BISS operations, ensure that PGCA is
	set to Off.

Faults Menu: consists of three submenus: Current, History, and Clear, which are used to view current faults and fault history log and to clear the fault history log.

The TDR6 performs fault detection and reporting on a real- time basis. When the TDR6 detects a fault, a description of the fault is reported to the current fault log. The fault is also reported to the fault history log, where it is stored.

The status of the TDR6 can be quickly determined by checking the front panel LEDs. If any fault LEDs are illuminated, the TDR6 can be queried for additional information using the Faults menu.

Current	Query-only; displays the current fault log. The current fault log	Displays a list of current faults
	only retains and reports fault conditions present at the time of the
	fault query; prior fault conditions are not retained or reported
	here. Current faults are reported in order of occurrence,
	beginning with the most recent.
History	Query-only; displays the fault history log. The fault history log	Displays a list of faults stored in the fault history
	retains all faults that have occurred since the TDR6 was	log; faults are time stamped.
	powered on, the TDR6 was reset, or the fault history log was
	cleared.
	Faults are time stamped, using the TDR6 internal clock, to help
	you monitor system performance and diagnose problems. Faults
	are listed in order of occurrence, beginning with the most recent.
Clear	Clears the fault history log. The fault history log is also cleared	After faults are cleared, LCD displays Fault menu
	when the TDR6 is reset or powered-off.
Control Menu: allows you to control the TDR6 hardware; submenus are FP_Lock, EIA-232, Network, Clock, and Reset.
Control>FP_Lock: used to query and change the status of the front panel
State	Sets the state of the front panel	■ Locked – disables the front panel; the front
		panel can only be used to view status and
		configuration parameters
		■ Normal – the front panel is unlocked and can
		be used to enter and change configuration
		parameters (default)
Password = 0	Unlocks the front panel; used in conjunction with the state	7384 (default)
	command. Password = 0 is only displayed when the front
	panel is set to locked

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